Eye-care specialist Alcon, a division of Novartis (NOVN: VX), today announced plans to locate its future global headquarters in the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland, following completion of its proposed spinoff from Novartis, whose shares were up 1.47% at 81.48 Swiss francs by mid-morning today.
Alcon's new global headquarters in Geneva will be the primary location for Alcon's senior corporate leadership and other corporate and commercial functions. It will be co-located with Alcon's Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) regional office, which is already based in the city. The new premises will be in a modern office complex offering world-class services and amenities, including close proximity to the Geneva international airport.
Novartis bought the USA-based Alcon as part of a series of transactions totaling more than $50 billion. Alcon’s current global divisional headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, USA, will remain a major site.
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