Ratiopharm

Teva Pharmaceuticals Most likely to Take over Ratiopharm

Teva Pharmaceuticals Most likely to Take over Ratiopharm

Teva Pharmaceuticals, already the world's biggest maker of generic drugs, has outshined U. S. drugs powerhouse Pfizer and Iceland's Actavis in the race for Ratiopharm. The agreement between the two companies is expected to take place soon, after a nine-month battle for about 3.5 billion Euros ($4.78 billion).

Drug company for sale after billionaire's suicide

Berlin - Ratiopharm, one of Germany's best-known drug companies, was put up for sale Wednesday, two days after its struggling owner committed suicide by throwing himself under a train.

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