Kanghui: A New Strategic Opens The Door To Orthopedics In China
Executive Summary
China Kanghui has emerged as one of the leaders in China’s orthopedics industry, building a business first on trauma and, more recently, spine. Now, with a pending move into reconstruction, the company is looking to other emerging markets, and eventually the US and Europe.
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