VYGON in the news

Vygon SA's global employee count is projected to reach 1,682 by March 2026, marking a 5.9% increase from 2023.

The Simonet family controls VYGON, a global manufacturer of single-use medical devices, which acquired Stiletto technology and reported 420 million euros in turnover in 2024.

Vygon has secured Health Canada approval for its Stiletto catheters and appointed Nipro Canada as a distributor to expand its North American presence.

Health Canada has approved Vygon's Stiletto Extended-Dwell Catheter, featuring a simplified insertion technology for the Canadian vascular access market.

Vygon has obtained Health Canada approval for its Stiletto Extended-Dwell Catheter and partnered with NIPRO Canada for national distribution.

Vygon UK employees raised over £1,170 for a local bereavement charity by completing a 2,722-mile fitness challenge.

Vygon UK has promoted former CFO Dale Keegan to General Manager to lead its medical device manufacturing operations and 100-person team.

Christoph-Theodor Lerle has been promoted to General Manager of Vygon's German subsidiary to oversee operations and strategic growth in the medical device sector.

Vygon acquired the Stiletto extended-dwell catheter and SlipStream insertion technology from Avia Vascular to strengthen its vascular access market share in the United States.

Vygon UK is hosting Cirencester College T Level students for extended industry placements to provide practical experience in medical device manufacturing operations.

Vygon UK is hosting T Level students from Cirencester College for long-term industry placements at its Swindon facility to build technical and professional skills.

Various healthcare innovations include a genetic test for perimenopause, a wristband for difficult intravenous access, hospital expansions, new software for pediatric care, and AI for reducing hospital admissions.

Vygon UK donated supplies like sensory containers and ring binders to local schools, supporting outdoor learning and administrative organization.

Vygon's Mostcare Up haemodynamic monitor offers hospitals significant cost and time savings by eliminating the need for calibration and disposable consumables.

Ludovic Richard-Vitton, a 20-year veteran, is the new CEO of Vygon, aiming to continue growth and adapt to regulations while maintaining the company's core values.

Vygon's treasury department implements strict process audits, task segregation, and secure payment software to prevent financial fraud.

Vygon North America appointed Kim Schelble as Senior Vice President of North American Sales & Marketing to expand its market reach across the U.S. and Canada.

Vygon partnered with University Hospital of Wales to pilot a portable infusion pump, allowing advanced heart failure patients to receive palliative treatment at home for a week at a time, reducing costs and nurse time.

Vygon is scaling up production of critical respiratory medical supplies in its Écouen facility to meet massive European demand during the health crisis.

Peter Ciriello is now leading Vygon USA, a French medical device manufacturer.