Acquiring Company
Strata Critical Medical
Acquired Company
Keystone
United StatesMaple ShadeManufacturingInformation TechnologyBiotechnologyHealth CareMedicalMedical DeviceSoftwareDescription
Strata Critical Medical, Inc. announced the acquisition of Keystone as part of its expansion strategy. This acquisition aims to enhance Strata’s financial performance and service offerings. Management highlighted the anticipated benefits of integrating Keystone into its existing business model. The acquisition reflects Strata's commitment to growth through strategic transactions.
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Who acquired Keystone?
Keystone was acquired by Strata Critical Medical, based in United States. The deal was reported on September 8, 2026. Strata Critical Medical, Inc. is a Delaware-based medical technology firm. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions in the healthcare sector. Strata Critical Medical is publicly traded (SRTA) and operates in Manufacturing.
When did Strata Critical Medical acquire Keystone?
Strata Critical Medical's acquisition of Keystone was reported on September 8, 2026. Strata Critical Medical, Inc. announced the acquisition of Keystone as part of its expansion strategy. This acquisition aims to enhance Strata’s financial performance and service offerings. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Keystone do?
Founded in 1975, Keystone is a trusted provider of enterprise-wide information management solutions for Municipal and County Governments and Public-School Districts in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Missouri, and Rhode Island. It is publicly traded (KEYY), operating in Software, and is based in Maple Shade.
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