
An activist investor has reshaped the board, securing the departures of STAAR’s CEO and chair.

An activist investor has reshaped the board, securing the departures of STAAR’s CEO and chair.
Broadwood Capital, after taking a 31% stake in STAAR, led a proxy battle that ended with STAAR shareholders rejecting Alcon’s buyout offer. In a cooperation agreement that could pay Broadwood up to $6 million, STAAR agreed to expand its board and accept the resignations of its CEO and chair, while Broadwood agreed not to pursue…