Mylan Shareholders Say Yes To Upjohn Merger
Shareholder Meeting Had Been Delayed Due To COVID-19 Impact
Executive Summary
Mylan and Upjohn are aiming to combine into Viatris by the end of 2020, together ticking off regulatory and financial milestones since the deal was announced in late July last year. Mylan shareholder approval remained a condition for the deal to close – with a previous vote delayed by more than two months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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