Schering-Plough acquires Organon BioSciences

23-11-2007 | |

Global healthcare company Schering-Plough has announced that it has completed its acquisition of Organon BioSciences.

Organon BioSciences, which is comprised mainly of a human health business (Organon) and an animal health business (Intervet), was purchased by Schering-Plough from the Dutch Akzo Nobel NV for a sum of €11 billion.
The global animal health business of the company will be based in Boxmeer, the Netherlands.
Through this transaction, Schering-Plough will become the global leader in animal health. Fred Hassan, chairman and CEO, commented that the fusion will “bring added value to the customers’, adding that the combined animal health unit is strategically a key business, “which will contribute to our long-term high performance”.
For the animal health industry, the combination of these two large pharmaceutical and vaccine producers creates a strong platform to help prevent and cure diseases.
 
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