Alvogen to buy product portfolio from Pfizer

27 August 2015
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Generic drug company Alvogen said it has agreed to buy a portfolio of four pharmaceutical products, in the USA, from pharma giant Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) in a bid to further diversify and strengthen its commercial platform in the US market.

The acquired portfolio includes four products that are being divested by Pfizer as US Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) precondition to its closing of the acquisition of Hospira (NYSE: HSP), the world's largest producer of injectable drugs. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The FTC's clearance is subject to Pfizer's commitment to divest four US sterile injectable assets, including acetylcysteine, clindamycin, voriconazole and melphalan.

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