MEDTRONIC VASCULAR GALWAY UNLIMITED COMPANY
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1989-12-19
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2023-08-24 (massdevice.com)
Sanuwave to go public in $127.5M SPAC merger
Wound care company Sanuwave Health announced that it entered into a business combination agreement with SEP Acquisition Corp.
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2023-02-17 (irishtimes.com)
Weight loss device maker Allurion Technologies closes on deal to go public
Merger mooted with blank-check firm backed by ex-Medtronic chief Omar Ishrak, according to sources
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2023-01-27 (globenewswire.com)
Orchestra BioMed Debuts as Nasdaq-Traded Company with Lead Programs Targeting Hypertension and Artery Disease and Novel Partnership-Enabled Business Model
Business combination with Health Sciences Acquisitions Corporation 2, a special purpose acquisition company sponsored by an affiliate of RTW Investments,...
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2022-02-02 (nanalyze.com)
Butterfly Network Stock: On Sale Now At a 40% Discount
Butterfly Network stock is on sale now at a 40% discount compared to their SPAC price. Unlike mostr other SPACs, there appears to be a quality business here
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2021-05-19 (massdevice.com)
Memic may go public through merger with SPAC
Memic Innovative Surgery is reportedly eyeing a move to go public through a merger with SPAC MedTech Acquisition Corp.
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(bloomberglaw.com)
This Week in Chancery Court: Trump SPAC Cases Get Two Hearings
Donald Trump’s blank-check merger will be the focus of preliminary hearings in separate cases before different judges in Delaware’s Chancery Court this week.
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