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Cochlear sees no other suitors for Demant's implants business

The Australian would-be buyer has serious questions about ”whether any other company has the ability and the willingness” to shoulder the responsibility of Oticon Medical.
Photo: Cochlear / Pr
Photo: Cochlear / Pr
by mikkel aabenhus hemmingsen, translated by daniel pedersen

20,000 patients currently using an Oticon Medical implant stand to lose if competition authorities continue to block Demant’s divestment of the surgical unit to Australia-based Cochlear.

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