The latest Medtech Insight sales ranking of the top 100 publicly-traded medtech manufacturers is COVID-19-affected for a relatively sizeable proportion of companies ̶ those whose reporting periods closed during 2020. The effect of the pandemic on their sales was often significant, and gave a foretaste of what the rest of the industry will experience when filing calendar year 2020 accounts.
Top 100 Review: The Calm Before The Storm – But Some Medtechs Already Reflect The Ravages Of COVID-19
The key events that shaped the Medtech Insight Top 100 by sales in 2019
2019 saw fewer revenues-boosting major acquisitions by top-tier medtechs. Companies that reported after the calendar year-end were the first to see the consequences of the pandemic on their annual figures.

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