The Medical Instruments industry is highly fragmented, with participants engaged in research and development (R&D) in therapeutic areas. The industry has been witnessing a gradual transition from remote healthcare and contactless services during the pandemic to its original space of point-of-care testing, heavy as well as minimally invasive implants, elective procedures, and so on and so forth. The medical instruments space has been benefiting from the ongoing merger and acquisition trend. The smaller and m ...