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• Concept Medical wins Times Healthcare Leaders 2025 award for innovation excellence

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• State’s first med-tech hub to begin allotment in July

  "Discussions with prominent companies are already under way, although officials have not disclosed names as negotiations are still in progress. The MedSpark project will be a game-changer for the medical device industry in Kerala," Dr Praveen said.

  

• MedLern, Laerdal launch Modular Skills Trainer

  The trainer, according to the company, does not require electrical connectivity or additional hardware.

  

• Domestic medical device firms bullish on India-UK FTA

  "Transparent, unambiguous disclosure ensures legal compliance, protects patient safety through true traceability, and upholds a level playing field for all companies and especially those which adhere to high levels of regulatory compliance,” Pavan Choudary, chairman, Medical Technology Association of India said.

  

• India to cut duty only from 6th year on PLI-backed medical devices in UK trade pact

  Some industry experts have raised concerns that a reduction in the duty may lead to the dumping of these items from countries like China.

  

• Poly Medicure Q4 net profit spikes 34%, plans more Manufacturing sites in FY26

  The company has attributed the strong quarter and full-year performance with the commercialisation of its two new divisions–Cardiology and Critical Care– and is looking to keep investing in creating additional manufacturing capacities

  

• Siemens Healthineers sees up to $340 million tariff hit in second half of 2025

  Siemens Healthineers' revenue was 5.91 billion euros ($6.70 billion) in the second quarter of its fiscal year, above the 5.80 billion euros expected by analysts polled by Vara Research. Adjusted operating profit also exceeded expectations with 19 per cent year-on-year growth.

  

• Neuralink's speech restoration device gets FDA's 'breakthrough' tag

  The health regulator's breakthrough devices program is intended to provide patients and health care providers with timely access to medical devices by speeding up development, assessment, and review, according to its website.

  

• GE HealthCare sees about $500 million annual tariff hit, plans local manufacturing

  GE HealthCare has 43 manufacturing sites across 17 countries including China. The Chinese market accounted for around 12 per cent of its total revenues in 2024.

  

• Philips launches AI-enabled Elevate upgrade for ultrasound platform

  The platform adds Auto ElastQ for liver elastography, a non-invasive method to measure liver stiffness.

  

• Opportunity in crisis? India's medical device sector eyes post tariffs world

  In a recent webinar hosted by ETHealthworld, industry experts examined the implications of recent US developments on Indian medical device manufacturers. While the panel noted that US tariff measures could potentially backfire, they emphasized that India must focus on fixing domestic fundamentals and addressing the China conundrum to derive meaningful value from the evolving global trade landscape.

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