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Acquisitions

Edwards Lifesciences Acquisitions

4

Major Deals Covered

$2.2B

Disclosed Deal Value

What are Edwards Lifesciences's biggest acquisitions?

Edwards Lifesciences's largest disclosed acquisition here is Valtech Cardio for $690 in 2017. This page covers 4 major deals from 2004 to 2024, each with its price where disclosed and the reason behind it.

Major deals covered
4
Largest deal
Valtech Cardio ($690)
First deal
2004
Most recent
2024
CompanyYearPricePurpose
Percutaneous Valve Technologies (PVT)2004Undisclosed—
Valtech Cardio2017Undisclosed—
Harpoon Medical2017Undisclosed—
Endotronix & Innovalve2024Undisclosed—
What companies has Edwards Lifesciences bought?
Major acquisitions by Edwards Lifesciences documented here include Valtech Cardio (2017), Harpoon Medical (2017), Percutaneous Valve Technologies (PVT) (2004) and Endotronix & Innovalve (2024).
What is Edwards Lifesciences's most recent acquisition?
The most recent Edwards Lifesciences acquisition documented here is Endotronix & Innovalve, in 2024, for $1.1.

Endotronix & Innovalve

2024

$1.1B

Outcome

Expanding addressable market into heart failure and complex structural interventions.

Valtech Cardio

2017

$690M

Outcome

Integrated into fast-growing Transcatheter Mitral and Tricuspid Therapies (TMTT) division.

Harpoon Medical

2017

$250M

Outcome

Advanced clinical development and integration into surgical repair portfolios.

Percutaneous Valve Technologies (PVT)

2004

$155M

Outcome

Highly successful cornerstone of Edwards' multi-billion dollar TAVR franchise.

Edwards Lifesciences's Growth & Acquisition Strategy

Executing a multi-pronged growth strategy encompassing geographic expansion, clinical trial indication expansion into lower-risk and asymptomatic cohorts, breakthrough innovations in transcatheter mitral and tricuspid therapies (TMTT), and strategic tuck-in acquisitions of advanced medtech innovators.

How Edwards Lifesciences Makes Money

Edwards Lifesciences operates a high-margin, highly specialized business model focused on structural heart disease innovations. The company generates revenue primarily through the manufacture and global commercialization of transcatheter heart valves, surgical tissue replacements, and cardiac repair systems. By forging deep clinical partnerships with cardiac surgeons and interventional cardiologists, Edwards secures sticky, high-retention hospital accounts. Substantial reinvestment into rigorous clinical trials (such as the PARTNER trials) creates formidable regulatory and clinical moats, enabling premium pricing and robust operating margins. ongoing investments in next-generation tissue preservation technologies like RESILIA ensure that Edwards maintains technological leadership across all major cardiac surgical and transcatheter treatment modalities worldwide.

Edwards Lifesciences Acquisitions FAQ

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