Carlyle Group injects $260M into a leading cardio player in China, grabbing a seat at the deals table
The Carlyle Group is investing $260 million to grab a minority stake in Shenzhen Salubris Pharmaceutical, a storied generic maker that’s increasingly investing in new drug R&D.
The cash is good for a 5% stake in Shenzhen-listed Salubris, giving the private equity player access to a portfolio of treatments and devices in the cardiovascular, oncology and anti-infective areas. As the Chinese government’s reimbursement reforms spur consolidation in the generic drug market, some players are poised to gain market share, Carlyle noted in a statement.
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