Netherlands-incorporated generic drugmaker Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) said it will launch a $27.1 billion hostile takeover bid for the Ireland-based company Perrigo.
So far the generics company Perrigo has turned down a string of offers from Mylan. The August offer was rejected with Perrigo recently saying that it undervalued the company.
Under the new deal Mylan is offering $75 in cash and 2.3 shares of its own stock for every Perrigo share, valuing Perrigo at about $185.52 per share, based on its closing price on September 4.
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