Weil is advising Montagu Private Equity in its definitive agreement to acquire Tyber Medical, an innovative medical device company providing private label development and manufacturing services to med-tech Original Equipment Manufacturers, which, upon closing, will be combined with Montagu’s existing portfolio companies, Intech, a global leader in the manufacturing of orthopedic devices and mission-critical components, and Resolve Surgical Technologies, an industry-leading private label OEM that designs, develops and manufactures metal and polymer implants and instruments serving the orthopedics, spine and cardiothoracic markets. The combined entity will offer a unique mix of proprietary market-cleared technologies, and development and manufacturing scale, that will enable its OEM customers to achieve unmatched speed to market and improve the resiliency and effectiveness of their supply chain.

The Weil team was co-led by Private Equity partners Ryan Taylor and Pierre-Alexandre Kahn and includes associates Yan Boistay, Molly MacDougall, Alesha Ignatius Brereton and Alec Tyminski; Banking & Finance partners James Clarke, Vynessa Nemunaitis and Brendan Conley and associates Caroline Bloch, Keiko Quiñones-Osumi and Angela Estrada; Tax partners Jonathan Macke and Edouard de Lamy, counsel Adam Sternberg and associates Andrew Lawson and Guillaume Wulfowicz; Executive Compensation & Benefits partner Aimee Adler and associates Ace Szmolyan and Maddie Bober (Not Yet Admitted in New York); U.S. Privacy & Cybersecurity Head Olivia Greer and associates David Merck, Adeline Park and Alexis Bello; Technology & IP Transactions partner Dennis Adams, counsel Catherine Kim and Phillip Grudzina and associate Brendan McNerney; Employment partner Rebecca Sivitz and associate Tom Fiascone; Environmental Head Annemargaret Connolly and associate Caleb Holland; Regulatory Transactions partners John O’Loughlin and Timothy Welch, counsel Nathan Cunningham and associates Christina Carone and Sisi Liu; Real Estate attorney Leslie Smith and associates Lucas Kilravey and Caroline Adnams; and Antitrust counsel Carla Hine and Dan Nobil and associate Michael Geisler.