Haemonetics

Haemonetics

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Private Company

Funding information not available

Market Cap: $2.4BFounded: 1971Employees: 3000-4000HQ: Boston, United States

Overview

Haemonetics is a mission-driven, publicly-traded leader in hematology-focused medical devices and software. The company has achieved a dominant position in the plasma and blood collection markets through its innovative apheresis systems, data analytics platforms, and surgical solutions, creating a recurring revenue model with high customer retention. Its strategy centers on leveraging its integrated technology ecosystem to drive operational efficiency for customers, expand into adjacent hospital hemostasis markets, and capitalize on the growing global demand for plasma-derived therapies. Haemonetics' consistent execution and recent FDA clearances for next-generation systems underscore its sustainable growth trajectory.

Hematology

Technology Platform

An integrated ecosystem of hardware (apheresis systems), software (data & donor management), and single-use disposables designed to optimize the entire blood and plasma supply chain, from collection to transfusion.

Funding History

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Opportunities

The global demand for plasma-derived therapies is a powerful, long-term secular tailwind driving growth in Haemonetics' core plasma collection business.
Expansion of the TEG and Cell Saver platforms into new surgical specialties and international markets provides additional avenues for growth beyond plasma.

Risk Factors

Revenue concentration among a few large plasma fractionator customers poses a dependency risk.
The business is also exposed to regulatory hurdles for new device clearances and potential reimbursement changes for hospital-based diagnostic tests.

Competitive Landscape

Haemonetics is a market leader in plasma collection (vs. Fresenius Kabi) and a strong competitor in blood center apheresis (vs. Terumo BCT) and hospital hemostasis (vs. Werfen's ROTEM). Its integrated ecosystem of hardware, software, and disposables creates high switching costs and a durable competitive moat.