Shares in Spanish plasma-based medicines producer Grifols (MCE: GRF) have risen by more than 10% over a three-day period.
This comes amid news that the firm’s founding family members and Canadian private equity company Brookfield Capital Partners are considering taking the company private.
On Sunday, an extraordinary board meeting took place during which these two parties requested to allow for access to certain information on the company, in order to carry out a due diligence process with respect to a possible acquisition of shares of Grifols.
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