Japanese pharma giant Takeda Pharmaceutical (TYO: 4502) is selling off $825 million worth of products in Latin America, part of the firm’s ultimate goal to divest non-core assets to the value of $10 billion.
Brazil’s largest drugmaker Hypera has agreed to buy the portfolio, which includes over-the-counter and prescription pharmaceutical products sold in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Peru.
Hypera, which has a leading position in branded prescriptions, consumer health and branded generics in the region, will gain products which generated revenues of approximately $215 million in 2018.
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