Cochlear relieves Demant of loss-making implant division
Until now, Oticon Medical has been ”strategically important” for Demant, but hasn’t performed on par with expectations. Consequently, the subsidiary will be divested from its parent company, whose CEO says the deal made with the Australian firm is sound.
by christian bundgaard and albert rønning-andersson, translated by daniel pedersen
It is ostensibly not a growing business leg being removed from its parent company.
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