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Estech: Back From the Brink

Executive Summary

Estech, a small cardiac surgery and surgical ablation company, figured it had its strategy all set: after taking an investment from Boston Scientific, it would ramp up commercialization and, once it hit a certain sales target, would be acquired by BSC. But when Boston itself changed its strategy around the small companies in which it had made investments, Estech found itself in trouble.

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