Fresh off one deal, Allergan CEO Saunders sets his sights on more
New York
ALLERGAN plc CEO Brent Saunders is ready to put the US$36 billion his company will net from the sale of its generics business to Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd to work, possibly with another large, "transformational" merger.
The readiness for a new transaction just after the Teva deal was announced on Monday represents what Mr Saunders calls a strategy to remain nimble and open to opportunity as the healthcare sector remakes itself.
He has already shown a penchant for quick deal-making. Just last year, he helped orchestrate the US$25 billion sale of Fores…
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