Goldman Sachs set to pay €2 billion for Dutch pharma firm Synthon International
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Goldman Sachs set to pay €2 billion for Dutch pharma firm Synthon International

NL Times  

Goldman Sachs’ asset arm is in the process of acquiring the Dutch pharmaceutical company Synthon International for 2 billion euros. Goldman Sachs Asset Management and current Synthon-owner BC Partners are in the final stages of reaching a deal and an announcement is likely in the coming days, sources involved told Bloomberg. Some of its products include anastrozole, used as a hormone therapy to reduce the risk of certain cancers by lowering estrogen levels, leukemia drug imatinib, and high blood pressure treatments bisoprolol and doxazosin. The company’s website states that it produces “affordable and accessible” medicines with a focus on about 50 different generic versions of brand-name drugs.

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