MedTech Dive December 4, 2023
Elise Reuter

The company expects the acquisition to be revenue accretive starting in 2024.

Dive Brief:

  • Nevro acquired Vyrsa Technologies, a company that makes a minimally invasive treatment for chronic sacroiliac joint pain, the companies announced on Thursday.
  • Nevro agreed to pay $40 million upfront and an additional $35 million in milestone payments. It values the SI joint market at more than $2 billion and expects it to grow by double digits over the next several years.
  • The purchase could help spark investor interest in Nevro, J.P. Morgan analyst Robbie Marcus wrote in a research note. “Ultimately, we think the main priority for investors will continue to be the outlook for [spinal cord stimulation] and Nevro’s ability to either hold...

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