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ANGIODYNAMICS’ NAMIC FLUID SALE TO MEDLINE CLOSES

 

Editor’s Note: This June 3 article is an update to an article in the June/July issue of Vein Therapy News.

AngioDynamics Inc. has closed the previously announced sale of its NAMIC fluid management portfolio to Medline Industries Inc. on May 31, 2019 for $167.5 million.

AngioDynamics has used a portion of the approximately $160.0 million in net proceeds to pay down all of its outstanding debt. The Company’s post transaction cash balance of approximately $80.0 million will be combined with a new $125.0 million revolving line of credit to support organic and inorganic investments aimed at driving enhanced growth and future profitability.

J. Clemmer

“We are very pleased to have completed the divestiture of the NAMIC fluid management business, which is a critical step in our ongoing portfolio optimization efforts,” AngioDynamics President and CEO Jim Clemmer said. “The proceeds from this transaction enable us to further accelerate our strategic investments in key therapeutic areas and to advance our propriety medical technologies, including AngioVac, BioFlo, and the NanoKnife System, to address the unmet needs of patients around the globe.”

Barclays PLC served as financial advisor, and Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft served as legal advisor to AngioDynamics.

AngioDynamics, Inc. is a provider of minimally invasive medical devices used by professional healthcare providers for vascular access, peripheral vascular disease, and oncology.  VTN

READ MORE: angiodynamics.com.

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Larry Storer

Larry Storer

Larry Storer has been editor of Vein Therapy News for 10 years. He has edited computer, shelter and medical publications at Publications & Communications LP for 30 years. He was also a corporate vice president and editorial director before retiring. Larry graduated from Baylor University with a BA in journalism and an MA in communications; and from Lamar University with a MED in school administration. He taught beginning and advanced reporting, beginning and advanced editing and editorial writing at Baylor University. Larry was a reporter, and city and news editor of the Beaumont Journal, and opinion editor at the Beaumont Enterprise and Beaumont Enterprise-Journal. He was also the founding managing editor of the Yuba City (California) Daily Independent-Herald.