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Johnson Matthey (JM), the world’s largest producer of automotive catalytic converters, will sell its medical device components business to the UK’s Montagu Private Equity for $700 million. The business makes medical device components featuring precious metal alloys or the shape-memory alloy nitinol. It has facilities in Australia, Mexico, and the US. JM says the sale will conclude the divestment of a series of businesses, including one making battery materials.
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