AngioDynamics Doubles Vascular Access Biz With Navilyst Acquisition

Deal worth $372 million makes AngioDynamics the clear number-two competitor in the global vascular access market, second only to Bard.

AngioDynamics Inc. will double its vascular access market presence and gain a foothold in the cardiology space by acquiring Navilyst Medical Inc. for $372 million in a deal announced Jan. 31.

AngioDynamics and Navilyst, and to a lesser extent TeleFlex Medical, have been vying neck-and-neck to occupy the number two position...

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