Russian billionaire to acquire control of Veropharm

3 September 2013

Roman Avdeev, a well-known Russian banker and one of the country’s richest people, has agreed to acquire a controlling (52%) stake in Veropharm, one of Russia’s leading generic and branded drugmakers from its current owner 36.6, one of Russia’s leading pharmacy chains.

The amount of the deal is estimated at 5 billion roubles ($150 million). According to Mr Avdeev, Veropharm is a promising asset, which has big potential for further growth.

He has also added that currently he has no plans to change the current strategy of Veropharm’s development and plans to continue implementation of the company’s investment program, which was approved by its previous management.

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