Ontario is home to 60% of all medical technology companies in Canada, generating an annual revenue of $22.3 billion (CAD). It employs over 30,000 workforce. Top medical device companies in Ontario include Johnson and Johnson, Stryker, Medtronic, GE Healthcare, Conavi Medical, and 7D Surgical. Mississauga and Toronto, both in Ontario, are the largest MedTech employers … Read more
Toronto and Mississauga are the major employers in the medtech industry in Ontario. Top medical device companies in Toronto include 3M, Johnson & Johnson MedTech, 7D Surgical, Able Innovations Inc., Steadiwear Inc., and Cosm Medical Corp. Medical Device Companies in Toronto 3M Canada 300 Tartan DriveLondon, OntarioN5V 4M9 Tel: 1-800-364-3577Solventum ): +1 855 423 6725 … Read more
Mississauga is the second-largest employer in the medtech sector in Canada after Toronto. The industry contributes $184 million to Mississauga’s GDP. Top medical device companies in Mississauga include BD, Hologic, B. Braun, Hillrom, Boston Scientific, Abbott, Alcon, Baylis Medical, Zimmer Biomet, Drager, and Baxter. Medical Device Companies in Mississauga Abbott Diabetes Care 6925 Century Ave, … Read more
Argentina’s medical device market depends largely on imports, especially from the US and China, estimated at $1.06 billion in 2022. The imported medical devices include electro-diagnostic equipment, stents, cardiac valves, pacemakers, orthopaedic implants, patient aids, catheters, cannulas, and dental products. Argentina has the second-largest market in Latin America, only second to Brazil. Medical device companies … Read more
The Icelandic Medicines Agency (IMA) regulates medical devices and pharmaceutical sector in Iceland. Iceland has a small medical technology sector, which is set to grow by 6.98% from 2024 to 2029, achieving a market volume of US$212.10m in 2029. Top home-grown medical device companies in Iceland include Össur, Kerecis, and Nox Medical. Medical Device Companies … Read more
Brazil remains South America’s largest medical equipment market, with medical equipment and in vitro diagnostics generating $ 7.5 billion USD in 2021. The sector is expected to generate a revenue of US$12.24bn in 2024. Importation of medical devices stood at USD 6.7 billion. Most medical devices are imported from the US, China, and Germany. Foreign … Read more
Puerto Rico has become a hub for medical devices and pharmaceutical manufacturing due to skilled manpower (high concentration of scientists and engineers) and lower wage when compared to the US mainland. It also ranks first in the U.S. in concentration of pharma and medical device experts. Medical device companies in Puerto Rico with manufacturing capacities … Read more
Major medical device manufacturers in Mexico include large multinationals like Philips Healthcare, Becton Dickinson (BD), Medline, Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic, GE Healthcare, Stryker Corporation, Cardinal Health, Welch Allyn, Abbott Laboratories, and Siemens Healthineers. Mexico is the 7th largest medical device exporter worldwide, and the leader in Latin America. It is also the largest exporter of … Read more
Medical device companies in Finland export their equipment to countries like the US, Germany, Sweden. Medical technology exports stood at $1.7 billion in 2022, amounting to 63% of all health technology exports in Finland. The imports amounted to $781 million in the same year. The Finnish Medicines Agency (known as FIMEA) regulates the approval, licensing, … Read more
Norway imports medical devices from the US, Germany, Japan, Sweden, Denmark, etc. Top medical device companies in Norway include Laerdal Medical, Medistim As, Pre Diagnostics, GE Healthcare AS, Pavisus AS, Vingmed As, Photocure, CardiNor, CardioMech, etc. The medical device market is expected to grow from 2021 to 2026 at a CAGR of 4.4%, while expenditure … Read more