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FY2022: Medtech Innovators Exchange Top 10 Placings

Market Pressures, Changes In COVID-Related Demand And Restructuring Are Evident In The Top Medtechs’ Latest Financials

 
• By Ashley Yeo

The leading global medtechs’ fiscal 2022 revenue reports are all in: Abbott Laboratories moved above Medtronic in MAT medtech revenues, while Philips Healthcare and Stryker finished the year with strong quarters and Roche dropped a few places.

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Shifts in the medtech top 10 • Source: Shutterstock

Moving annual total (MAT) medtech revenues for the leading global public medtech companies, and their most recent quarterly revenues, reflect a number of ranking changes compared to the 2021 Medtech 100 published by In Vivo in Outlook 2023.

With COVID-19 set to become less of a business driver as 2023 continues, these changes may be temporary in a...

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