Ethypharm acquires Martindale, will take on opioid addiction, emergency care

19 January 2017

The French pharmaceutical firm Ethypharm has announced it will acquire UK-based specialty pharmaceutical company Martindale Pharma.

Martindale focuses on opioid addiction, emergency care and hospital-initiated medicines, distributing products to over 50 countries.

Saint-Cloud-based Ethypharm also specializes in developing treatments for addiction, offering the potential for synergies and a strategic focus in this area for the newly-formed company, which will have combined revenues of 300 million euros ($319 million).

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