IMS Health and Quintiles' merger takes combined market value to $17.6 billion

4 May 2016
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Pharma and health care information and solutions provider IMS Health (NYSE: IMS) is to merge with Quintiles (NYSE: Q), the world’s largest provider of biopharmaceutical development and commercial outsourcing services.

The merged US company is to be called Quintiles IMS Holdings, and promises to provide health care information, technology and services to support clients in the life sciences product lifecycle, from research and development through commercial execution and to patient outcomes.

Based on the closing of IMS Health and Quintiles common stock prices on Monday May 2, the equity market capitalization of the joined companies is more than $17.6 billion and the enterprise value is over $23 billion.

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