Danaher

An acquisition machine with a management system bolted on, Danaher buys businesses and runs them through the Danaher Business System, a lean continuous-improvement playbook borrowed from Toyota that squeezes out higher margins and cash. Over the past decade it reshaped itself from a broad industrial group into a focused life-sciences and diagnostics company, spinning off its industrial arms as Fortive, its dental unit as Envista, and its water and product-identification businesses as Veralto. What remains sells the instruments, reagents and filtration gear that drug companies and testing labs buy repeatedly, a razor-and-blades model that generates steady recurring revenue. Founded in 1984 by brothers Steven and Mitchell Rales and based in Washington, D.C., Danaher is studied as a template that other serial acquirers openly try to copy.

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