SMT secures Italian government order for 40000 drug-eluting stents
SMT through its partner has signed an agreement with the Italian Government national purchase entity 'CONSIP' (Consip spa is a society of Economy & Finance Ministry aimed to manage all the purchase orders for public administrations in Italy) to deliver up to 40,000 of its biodegradable polymer-coated DES 'Supraflex' stents by 2022.;
Mumbai: SMT (Sahajanand Medical Technologies Pvt Ltd) has won the first-ever national tender for a drug-eluting stent. The selection was made through an open tender with a rigorous focus on quality in terms of superior technology and clinical trial.
SMT through its partner has signed an agreement with the Italian Government national purchase entity 'CONSIP' (Consip spa is a society of Economy & Finance Ministry aimed to manage all the purchase orders for public administrations in Italy) to deliver up to 40,000 of its biodegradable polymer-coated DES 'Supraflex' stents by 2022.
Eight major medical device companies had qualified to participate and based on the rating for advanced product features and clinical trial data, the committee selected SMT as the winner. Supraflex has come at the top of the merit list in the tender because of its excellent clinical data and robust record of safety and efficacy.
Speaking about the win, Gaurav Goel, Head of Western Europe, SMT said, "The tender win in Italy is the validation of our world-class quality standards, best-in-class product performance and the clinical data of SMT DES. This achievement follows the pervious tender wins in regions like Emilia Romagna and Sicily amongst others. SMT has been steadily gaining market share in Europe and is being recognized as a top tier player in the DES market."
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