Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group, one of China’s top drugmakers, has entered into an agreement to acquire all the shares in French drug distributor Tridem for 63 million euros ($73 million), as it continues its aggressive expansion into overseas markets.
The Chinese drug maker said in a statement that it will buy shares in Tridem from major shareholders including Financière des Lices, Multicroissance, and a French fund FCPR PMC II.
Through the acquisition of Tridem, which has a presence in 21 French-speaking African countries and regions, Fosun Pharma could tap into the promising continent with the help of Tridem’s “mature sales network and upstream and downstream resources,” the company said in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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