BUZZ - Stryker's stock rises after announcing a partnership with CMR Surgical to enter the soft tissue robotics market
路透社2026/10/12 16:21October 12 - ** Medical device manufacturer Stryker (SYK.N) shares rose over 1% to $280.87
** The company has established a strategic alliance with UK-based CMR Surgical to expand its robotic-assisted surgery business
** SYK will invest about $400 million to purchase preferred shares of CMR, entering the fast-growing soft tissue robotics market
** SYK becomes the exclusive US distributor of CMR's Versius surgical robot; CMR will continue to handle R&D and sales outside the US
** The deal includes an exclusive option for SYK to acquire all remaining shares of CMR in the future
** Out of 30 brokerages, 25 gave SYK a “buy” or higher rating, 5 a “hold”; median target price is $367.50—data compiled by LSEG
** Including today’s movement, shares are down 20% year-to-date
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