The world’s top 10 largest medical device companies

Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson are the top two biggest medical device companies in the world, according to Medical Design & Outsourcing’s “2019 Big 100.”

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The top 10 companies by revenue in U.S. dollars:

1. Medtronic
Revenues: $30.6 billion

2. Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies
Revenues: $27 billion

3. Royal Philips
Revenues: $21.4 billion

4. GE Healthcare (General Electric)
Revenues: $19.8 billion

5. Fresenius Medical Care
Revenues: $19.6 billion

6. Siemens Healthineers
Revenues: $15.9 billion

7. Cardinal Health (medical segment)
Revenues: $15.6 billion

8. Danaher (life sciences, diagnostics and dental segments)
Revenues: $15.6 billion

9. Stryker
Revenues: $13.6 billion

10. EssilorLuxottica
Revenues: $12.8 billion

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