“The divestment of this position is in line with Malin’s stated strategy of realising capital from the Growth Potential Asset group as assets mature to optimal value inflection points,” Lyons added.
Life sciences investment firm Malin will also benefit to the tune of around €17m for its stake in 3D4Medical.ģD4Medical was founded by Moore in 2004 and employs 75 people.ĭarragh Lyons, chief executive of Malin and a board member of 3D4Medical, said the net proceeds from the deal will strengthen the company’s capital position. If you view this bone in isolation, the bone roughy resembles a table. The trapezium ‘s name is Greek in origin it means like a table. The pisiform is a standalone, small, ball-like shaped structure just like a pea. At the heart of digitalģD4Medical’s products have been downloaded more than 25m times.Įlsevier is the publisher of prestigious medical journal The Lancet.įounder Moore will get a payout of close to €25.6m for his 56pc stake in the business. Latin in origin, its name means in the shape of a pea. Other products include Essential Skeleton, iMuscle 2, Rehabilitation for Lower Limbs and iYoga. The company, led by John Moore, allows researchers and students to investigate details of the human body using the app Complete Anatomy that can be accessed on devices like iPads and iPhones. Irish medtech start-up 3D4Medical has been acquired by Dutch publisher Elsevier in a deal understood to be worth $50.6m (€45.9m).ĭublin headquartered 3D4Medical has developed an award-winning 3D anatomy platform based on more than 15 years of anatomical papers, textbooks and scan data. 3D4Medical Health education company Elsevier acquires medical education startup 3D4Medical Laura Lovett 11:14 am Two companies work to demystify surgical. The company, led by John Moore, allows researchers and students to investigate details of the human body using the app Complete Anatomy.
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