Global investors in med tech are confident about exit opportunities in the year ahead. The strategics have already started making acquisitions, the IPO window – which reopened last year – is expected to remain active, and the investment firms have companies in their portfolios that are well-positioned for exit. With fundamentals in the sector still robust, 2026 is expected to reward companies that deliver clear clinical value.
Regulatory snapshots for biopharma and med tech, including global submissions and approvals, and other regulatory decisions and designations: Akeso, Everest, GSK, Kelun-Biotech, Kite, Neurophet, P+F Products and Features, Partner Therapeutics, Pfizer, Spinal Resources, Zimmer Biomet.
Biopharma and med-tech happenings, including deals and partnerships, and other news in brief: Cerenovus, Clearmind, Coeptis, Diagnoly, GE Healthcare, Guard, Iovance, Lakeshore, Nugen, Polyrizon.
Clinical updates for biopharma and med tech, including data readouts and publications: Abbott, Aro, Bayer, Denali, Field Medical, Genesys Spine, Hoya Vision, Neovac, Pulse, Roivant, Spruce, Uniqure.
While in 2025 med-tech financings averaged $3.3 billion per month, January 2026 saw the sector bring in $1.52 billion across 39 transactions. It was the lowest monthly total since November 2024’s $924.59 million. However, a number of months last year saw fluctuating values, ranging from $1.65 billion in July to $8.26 billion in December 2025, indicating uncertainty as to how industry financings will shake out this year.
True to its word, Novo Nordisk A/S filed a patent infringement lawsuit in U.S. district court against Hims & Hers Health Inc. over compounded versions of Novo’s semaglutide products.
Iambic Therapeutics Inc.’s multiyear technology and discovery pact with Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. could help the San Diego-based firm advance its own pipeline in a big way.
Galux closed a ₩42 billion (US$29 million) series B round Feb. 10, led by Yuanta Investment to bring AI-driven “rational design” to the protein drug development process, already heavily influenced by human engineering.
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