Big pharma dealmakers joined holidaymakers by taking a break in August - but a few pharmaceutical acquisitions did happen elsewhere in the industry.
The month's biggest deal by disclosed value came when Switzerland-headquartered eye-care company Alcon (SIX: ALC) acquired US ophthalmic drugs specialist Aerie Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: AERI).
Another sizeable buy was Catalent's (NYSE: CTLT) acquisition of Metrics Contract Services (Metrics), a specialty contract development and manufacturing organization previously owned by Australian drugmaker Mayne Pharma Group Limited (ASX: MYX), for $475 million.
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