STERIS to Acquire Xodus Medical in $2.1 Billion Deal to Expand Surgical Supply Portfolio

STERIS is set to acquire Pennsylvania-based Xodus Medical for $2.1 billion, primarily financed through debt, with expected regulatory approval by year-end.

Key Highlights

  • The deal includes products like patient-positioning systems, pressure injury prevention, and surgical accessories, expanding STERIS’s product offerings.
  • Xodus is projected to generate about $245 million in revenue by 2026, supporting STERIS’s growth in surgical supplies.
  • The acquisition aims to strengthen STERIS’s presence in recurring, single-use OR supplies and improve surgical workflow and patient safety solutions.

STERIS signed a definitive agreement to acquire Pennsylvania-based Xodus Medical for $2.1 billion, primarily financed with debt. The transaction is expected to close by Dec. 31, subject to regulatory approval. Expected tax benefits would reduce the effective purchase price to approximately $1.8 billion.

Xodus is projected to generate about $245 million in 2026 revenue. Its products include Pink Pad patient-positioning systems, pressure- and nerve-injury prevention products, electrosurgical accessories, surgical-lens cleaning and anti-fog products, medication labels, and sharps-handling supplies.

The acquisition would expand STERIS’s presence in recurring, single-use OR supplies, adding products tied to patient safety and surgical workflow alongside its sterilization equipment and services.

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Daniel Beaird

Daniel Beaird

Head of Content and Editor-in-Chief

Daniel Beaird is Head of Content and Editor-in-Chief for Healthcare Purchasing News.

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