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Home » Medtronic moves to divest final stake in MiniMed

Medtronic moves to divest final stake in MiniMed

September 14, 2026 By Conor Hale

This is a marketing image of the MiniMed Flex system and smartphone app, with Instinct sensor made by Abbott.
The MiniMed Flex system and smartphone app, with Instinct sensor made by Abbott. [Image courtesy of MiniMed]
Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) is entering the final stretch of its long-running plan to split from its diabetes technology business, with the launch of an exchange offer that will allow stockholders to swap their company shares for those of the independent MiniMed (Nasdaq: MMED).

With its catalog of insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors and other diabetes hardware, MiniMed went public on the Nasdaq this past March, claiming the ticker MMED and about $538 million in total net proceeds. Medtronic retained about 90% ownership of the spinout at the time, or more than 252.8 million shares.

Now the medtech giant said it plans to sell at least 80.1% of MiniMed’s outstanding common stock, at a 7% discount through the offering slated to run until October 9. Shareholders are expected to receive about $107.53 of MiniMed stock for every $100 of Medtronic.

Read the full story on Drug Delivery Business News. 

Filed Under: Business/Financial News, Diabetes, Featured, Wall Street Beat Tagged With: Medtronic, MiniMed

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