100 largest medtech companies

Here are the 100 largest medtech companies by 2022 revenue, according to an analysis by Medical Design and Outsourcing.

The magazine used Securities and Exchange Commission filings, its own reporting and that of its affiliates to compile the rankings.

1. Medtronic: $31.7 billion
2. Johnson & Johnson MedTech: $27.1 billion
3. Siemens Healthineers: $20.5 billion
4. Royal Philips: $20.3 billion
5. Medline Industries: $20.2 billion
6. GE HealthCare: $17.7 billion
7. Stryker: $17.1 billion
8. Cardinal Health (medical segment): $15.9 billion
9. Abbott (medical device segment): $14.4 billion
10. Baxter: $12.8 billion
11. Henry Schein: $12.4 billion
12. Boston Scientific: $11.9 billion
13. Owens & Minor: $9.8 billion
14. BD (medical segment): $9.5 billion
15. B. Braun Melsungen: $9.3 billion
16. 3M Co. (healthcare segment): $9.1 billion
17. Alcon: $8.2 billion
18. Fujifilm Holdings (healthcare only): $7.3 billion
19. Zimmer Biomet (minus ZimVie spinoff): $6.8 billion
20. Olympus (medical business): $6.7 billion
21. Terumo: $6.4 billion
22. Intuitive Surgical: $5.7 billion
23. Hologic: $5.6 billion
24. Edwards Lifesciences: $5.2 billion
25. Smith+Nephew: $5.2 billion
26. Steris: $4.6 billion
27. Fresenius Medical Care (healthcare products): $4.4 billion
28. Canon Medical: $4.4 billion
29. Dentsply Sirona: $4.3 billion
30. BioMérieux: $4 billion
31. Align Technology: $4 billion
32. Mindray: $3.9 billion
33. Hoya (life care segment): $3.7 billion
34. Sonova: $3.7 billion
35. ResMed: $3.6 billion
36. Nipro (medical segment): $3.4 billion
37. Getinge: $3.2 billion
38. Coloplast: $3 billion
39. Demant: $2.9 billion
40. Bio-Rad: $2.9 billion
41. Cooper Cos.: $2.9 billion
42. Teleflex: $2.8 billion
43. Paul Hartmann: $2.7 billion
44. HU Group: $2.5 billion
45. Dexcom: $2.4 billion
46. Dräger (medical division): $2.4 billion
47. Bruker: $2.4 billion
48. Cook Medical: $2.3 billion
49. Amplifon: $2.3 billion
50. Straumann: $2.2 billion
51. ConvaTec: $2 billion
52. Carl Zeiss Meditec: $2 billion
53. Nihon Kohden: $1.9 billion
54. Elekta: $1.7 billion
55. Integra Lifesciences: $1.5 billion
56. Enovis (formerly Colfax's medical technology segment, DJO): $1.4 billion 
57. ICU Medical: $1.3 billion
58. Masimo: $1.2 billion
59. Cochlear: $1.2 billion
60. Integer: $1.2 billion
61. Omron Healthcare: $1.2 billion
62. Fukuda Denshi: $1.2 billion
63. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare: $1.2 billion
64. NuVasive: $1.1 billion
65. Insulet: $1.1 billion
66. Merit Medical Systems: $1 billion
67. LivaNova: $1 billion
68. Abiomed: $1 billion
69. ZimVie (formerly Zimmer Biomet’s spine and dental business): $1 billion
70. Conmed: $1 billion
71. Konica Minolta (healthcare segment): $1 billion
72. Haemonetics: $993.2 million
73. Globus Medical: $958.1 million
74. Invacare: $872.5 million
75. GN Hearing: $849 million
76. Cordis: $788 million
77. MicroPort: $778.6 million
78. Avanos Medical: $744.6 million
79. Össur: $719 million
80. Asahi Intecc (medical field segment): $667.8 million
81. Nikkiso (medical segment): $665.9 million
82. Ambu: $613.8 million
83. Agfa-Gevaert (radiology solutions segment): $547.5 million
84. Novocure: $535 million
85. JMS Co.: $529.6 million
86. Topcon (eye care business): $520.2 million
87. Natus Medical: $473.4 million
88. Orthofix: $464.5 million
89. Accuray: $429.9 million
90. Medacta: $428.5 million
91. Nevro: $386.9 million
92. iRhythm: $322.8 million
93. Barco (healthcare division): $308.6 million
94. Artivion (formerly CryoLife): $298.8 million
95. Glaukos: $294 million
96. Inari Medical: $277 million
97. AtriCure: $274.3 million
98. Alphatec: $243.2 million
99. Shockwave Medical: $237.1 million
100. Cardiovascular Systems: $236.2 million