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Getinge AB is a Swedish medical technology company that makes equipment and systems used in hospitals, operating rooms, intensive care units, and sterilization departments. Its products include surgical tables and lights, anesthesia and ventilator equipment, heart-lung and extracorporeal circulation systems, infection control and sterilization machines, and other tools used in critical care and surgery.
Its main customers are hospitals, clinics, and healthcare systems, along with some life science and pharmaceutical customers that need sterilization and contamination-control equipment. Getinge makes money by selling large pieces of equipment, related consumables and spare parts, and service agreements for installation, maintenance, and support.
What makes Getinge different is that it sits in a core part of the healthcare value chain: it sells mission-critical tools that are used in procedures where reliability matters and downtime is expensive. That gives it a mix of one-time equipment sales and steadier recurring revenue from consumables, service, and replacement parts.
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