Biomerics

Biomerics is doubling its manufacturing footprint in the La Zeta Free Trade Zone in Cartago, Costa Rica, with a new 110,000 sq. ft. greenfield plant for extrusion, injection molding, and cleanroom assembly. Construction is expected to be completed by Q4 2021.

Biomerics recently expanded the Costa Rica facility with a new 3,700 sq ft cleanroom and is planning an additional 20,000 sq ft expansion in 2021.

Biomerics purchased ATL Technology's interests in the Biomerics ATL joint venture and renamed the business unit Biomerics CRI, with plans to expand its footprint and capabilities.

Biomerics acquired ATL Technology's interests in their joint venture Biomerics ATL LLC, renaming it Biomerics CRI, and plans to expand its Costa Rica facility with 1,860 square meters of additional cleanroom space in 2021.

Biomerics, a contract manufacturer for medical devices, merged with Northeast Laser & Electropolish (NLE) to form Biomerics NLE, a metals division providing laser processing, machining, and metal finishing services for the interventional and surgical medical device markets.

Biomerics and ATL Technology, in a joint venture, agreed to acquire Catheter Research Inc.'s assets in Indianapolis and Costa Rica. CRI manufactures interventional catheters and tube sets for medical devices.

Biomerics, a medical device maker, will relocate its corporate headquarters to a new 230,000-square-foot facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. The $38.5 million project includes corporate offices, R&D labs, and cleanroom manufacturing, expected to create over 380 jobs and be completed in 2018.

Biomerics will relocate to a new 230,000 square foot corporate headquarters in Salt Lake City, investing $38.5 million and adding over 380 new jobs. Completion is expected in Q2 2018.

Leonhardt's Launchpads has chosen Biomerics LLC Utah and Biomerics Advanced Catheter Minnesota as its primary contract manufacturer for several medical devices, including circulatory assist pumps and organ regeneration devices.

Biomerics, a medical device plastics manufacturer, will build a new 200,000 square foot corporate headquarters in Utah, adding up to 380 jobs and an estimated $38.5 million in capital investment.