Hunting more R&D deals, Ipsen is hammering out a $460M sale of consumer ops while cutting costs
These days, consumer health divisions represent a convenient source of cash as pharma players double down on their R&D operations and hunt new deals. GSK and J&J have both rolled the dice. And Ipsen jumped into this game today, offering a scaled-down version of this gambit for the $8 billion French pharma player.
The company reported that it’s negotiating with Mayoly Spindler to divest its relatively bite-sized consumer division for $460 million, with €350 million upfront and another €50 million on the back end as an earn-out.
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