Medtronic invests $20M in Mazor Robotics

Minneapolis-based Medtronic will invest an additional $20 million in Mazor Robotics — an Israeli med-tech company that released a new robotically assisted spine surgery system on Tuesday, according to StarTribune.

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Mazor signed commercial agreements with Medtronic last May, giving Medtronic exclusive distribution rights for new Mazor spine products in exchange for roughly $52 million in total potential investment.

In the first stage of the investment, Medtronic paid $11.9 million for 4 percent of Mazor’s shares.

Mazor’s launch of the new Mazor X System will trigger Medtronic’s second-stage investment of up to $20 million.

The third stage of investment, also reaching a potential of $20 million, is contingent upon several terms, including the establishment of a global distribution agreement between the two companies.

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