Merck KGaA's French subsidiary, Merck-Lipha, says that itspreviously-announced acquisition of Theramex (Marketletter November 1) has been finalized. The German parent group claimed that the purchase will make it "a significant player in the strongly-growing women's health care markets." No financial details were disclosed.
Theramex, based in Monaco, is the French market leader in gynecology and sexual hormone products, and Merck believes that the firm, which will keep its name, has the potential for above-average growth in the European and global pharmaceutical markets. The company employs 485 people and is expected to generate sales of 700 million French francs ($109.1 million) in 1999.
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