ANOVO in the news

Momentis Surgical's Anovo robotic platform gained FDA clearance for ventral hernia repair, enabling versatile, minimally invasive single port robotic surgery in hospitals and outpatient centers.

Momentis Surgical's Anovo robotic platform gained FDA clearance for single port ventral hernia repair, enabling less invasive, flexible robotic surgery in hospitals and outpatient centers.

Anovo offers exclusive, end-to-end distribution and specialty pharmacy services for rare disease drugs, improving patient access, adherence, and manufacturer value through dedicated teams and streamlined operations.

Ingram Micro plans to acquire French repair and reverse logistics firm Anovo, boosting its lifecycle management services and revenue by over $300 million annually.

Anovo is cutting 95 jobs at its Brive-la-Gaillarde site due to ending a smartphone regeneration contract with Orange, while other sites remain unaffected.

Anovo's Brive site is undergoing a rapid job cut plan, with 95 positions eliminated and negotiations concluding amid employee unrest.

Anovo's Brive site faces a planned reduction of 95 jobs amid fears of closure, while employees highlight available work at other sites and criticize management's handling.

Anovo's Brive site faces job cuts and management departures amid a restructuring plan, but the company insists the site will remain operational.

Anovo is cutting 95 jobs at its Brive factory due to Orange changing its phone buyback strategy, while other sites remain unaffected.

Anovo is cutting 95 jobs at its Brive site due to losing an exclusive Orange contract and financial losses, with some activities moving to Montauban.

Anovo is cutting 95 jobs at its Brive site due to lost contracts and declining business, causing employee distress amid fears of site closure, though management denies closure plans.

Vodafone awarded ANOVO a major repairs and reverse logistics contract, shifting work from UTL while renewing UTL's forward logistics role.

Michel Tournier, Anovo's CIO, discusses 15 years of continuous digital transformation efforts at the company.

Chinese firm Tianjin Tianhai acquires US tech distributor Ingram Micro, which owns French repair service Anovo, without changing its operations.

ANOVO in Beauvais plans to cut 47 jobs despite government support and high profits, prompting calls for public intervention and worker solidarity.

Anovo faced a profit loss in 2014 due to market volatility and setup costs but grew turnover and was acquired by Ingram Micro to expand its mobility services.

Anovo is set to close its Saint-Augustin site and cut jobs at Brive due to financial struggles and loss of major clients.

Anovo lost a key maintenance contract to a competitor due to Altice's cost-cutting, risking 50 jobs and prompting staff redeployment and possible layoffs.

Ingram Micro acquired Anovo to enhance its high-tech product repair and reverse logistics services across Europe and Latin America, adding significant revenue and operational capacity.

Ingram Micro acquired ANOVO to expand its global device repair and lifecycle services, boosting revenue and market reach in Europe and Latin America.