Linklaters Advises Montagu on Tyber Medical Deal, Creating Global Surgical Device Platform

Linklaters Advises Montagu on Tyber Medical Deal, Creating Global Surgical Device Platform.

Linklaters has advised Montagu Private Equity on its acquisition of U.S.-based Tyber Medical and the company’s integration with Intech and Resolve Surgical Technologies, two existing Montagu portfolio companies to form a new global platform in the surgical device space.

Tyber Medical, headquartered in Pennsylvania, develops and manufactures orthopedic implants sold under private label by other med-tech brands. Its strength lies in helping companies get to market faster with FDA-cleared products.

That expertise will now be integrated with Intech’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and Resolve’s lifecycle design services, creating an end-to-end solution for medical device OEMs.

Montagu’s goal is to offer a one-stop platform that allows OEMs to move from design to delivery more efficiently. The combined entity will focus on devices for the spine, trauma, extremities, sports medicine, and enabling technologies.

Plans to grow into additional markets are already in the works, driven by increasing demand for speed, flexibility, and supply chain stability across the industry.

“We look forward to partnering with Jeff Tyber and his talented team, as well as extending our successful collaboration with Intech and Resolve. The involvement of Linklaters played an important part in making this business combination a success.” said Ugo Baudry, Investment Director at Montagu.

Leading the legal side of the transaction were Linklaters corporate partner Manfred Müller and counsel Maxime Bertomeu-Savalle. They worked closely with colleagues across multiple offices in Europe to navigate the cross-border aspects of the deal, coordinating corporate, finance, tax, and litigation advice.

We are thrilled to have advised Montagu on another strategic transaction. Private equity’s interest in healthcare is growing rapidly and Montagu is well-positioned to support the need for innovation in the sector with about 20 years of expertise in this field.” said Manfred Müller and Bertomeu-Savalle in a joint statement.

The cross-border, multi-practice Linklaters team advising on the deal was led by corporate partner Manfred Müller and counsel Maxime Bertomeu-Savalle, both based in Luxembourg. They were supported by managing associates Eugenie Syx, Irene Sanna, Anne Mauske, Anna Romanova, and Ida Jacotey, along with associates Aleksei Glazunov, Nathalie Zurel, Sarra Razzouk, Hamza Hacham, Yang Zhang, Benjamin Machet, Marion Chaudière, Mathias Adjaout-Ponsard, María Granados, Salomé Maugé Prud’homme, and Andréa Challuau.

Legal tech advisors included Tamar Nager (Brussels), Zuleikha Abbasakoor-Aksener (London), and Isabella Strauß (Frankfurt), with paralegal support from Elisabetta Diacci and Liz Mbu (London).

The tax team featured partners Danièle Buchler and Edouard Chapellier (Paris), counsel Leila Megdoud (Paris), managing associate Cyrielle Nis, and associates Pit Glesener and Andréa Midy (Paris). Also contributing were FRG partner Raoul Heinen and managing associate David Alexandre, Banking and Finance partner Melinda Perera, managing associate Thibaud Muller, associate Maëva N’Zogho, and litigation managing associate Louis-Eudes Giroux.

Montagu Private Equity is a leading European mid-market private equity firm, specializing in management buyouts of businesses valued between €200 million and €1 billion. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in London, the firm focuses on companies in essential sectors such as healthcare, data, financial services, digital infrastructure, and education. With over €12 billion in assets under management, Montagu partners with management teams to drive long-term growth through operational excellence and strategic investment.

Linklaters is a global law firm recognized for its deep expertise in banking, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and dispute resolution. Operating in over 21 countries, the firm advises multinational corporations, financial institutions, and governments across the world’s major financial hubs. With nearly 200 years of experience, Linklaters has built a reputation for navigating clients through complex commercial, economic, and regulatory change. The firm is also known for its leadership in innovation, diversity, and sustainability, continuing to shape the future of the legal industry.

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