LONDON: Halma Plc, the global group of life-saving technology companies focused on growing a safer, cleaner, healthier future for everyone, every day, today announces that it has acquired Lamidey Noury Medical.

Founded in 1947 and headquartered close to Paris, Lamidey Noury manufactures advanced electrosurgical and associated energy devices which are used in minimally invasive urology, gynaecology, and general surgery. Its products are sold to healthcare providers in over 60 countries.

The cash consideration for Lamidey Noury is €50m (approximately £42m), on a cash- and debt-free basis, to be funded from Halma’s existing facilities.

Lamidey Noury’s unaudited revenue for the 12 months to October 2024 was €13.6m (approximately £11.4m), with an EBIT margin above the upper end of Halma’s target range of 19-23%. Lamidey Noury will be a standalone company within Halma’s Healthcare Sector, led by its current management team.

Marc Ronchetti, Group Chief Executive of Halma, commented: “Lamidey Noury is an exciting acquisition which will bring new minimally invasive surgical product capabilities to our Healthcare Sector. Its advanced products improve patient outcomes and the efficiency of healthcare providers in treating the increasing incidence of urological and gynaecological disease. It is adjacent to our existing presence in diagnosis and biopsy devices for these diseases through Rovers Medical Devices and IZI Medical. We are delighted to welcome Lamidey Noury to Halma and look forward to supporting its development as it continues to scale its business globally.”

Guillaume Noury, President of Lamidey Noury said: “Joining Halma is an exciting opportunity for us. Leveraging Halma’s expertise, resources, and global reach will accelerate our growth and innovation. We are confident in our ability to continue delivering high-quality surgical tools to our customers worldwide, while providing new opportunities for our employees and stakeholders. Together, we will continue improving patient outcomes and driving excellence in healthcare.”