MedTech Dive January 9, 2026
The purchase is expected to expand Haemonetics’ impact in fast-growing markets for structural heart and endovascular procedures.
Dive Brief:
- Haemonetics will acquire Vivasure Medical, an Ireland-based firm that makes a patch device for percutaneous vessel closure, the companies announced Friday.
- Haemonetics will pay 100 million euros upfront ($116.3 million), or about 52 million euros when including the value of certain previous investments and loans. Vivasure will be able to get an additional 85 million euros if it meets certain sales growth and other milestones.
- The acquisition is expected to bolster Haemonetics’ presence in the large-bore closure market, giving the company a bigger impact in fast-growing structural heart and endovascular procedures, Ken Crowley, general manager of interventional technologies at Haemonetics,...







