Aesthetic device company Cutera has unveiled its transition to private ownership as part of a financial restructuring initiative.
This transition means that the company’s shares are no longer publicly traded, with ownership now held by private individuals and entities. According to the company, the transition is designed to strengthen its financial foundation, enhance customer support and drive long-term growth.
Taylor Harris, CEO of Cutera, commented, “This is a defining moment for Cutera. We’ve built a strong legacy over the past 25 years, and with this new chapter, we are even better equipped to serve the dynamic needs of the global aesthetics market. With the support of our new ownership group and a stronger financial foundation, we are primed to deliver cutting-edge technology, exceptional service and unparalleled value to our partners around the world.”
