Hikma Buys Teligent Assets To Expand Into Canada
Deal Worth $46m For Canadian Sterile Injectable Assets Follows Teligent Bankruptcy
Executive Summary
Hikma has snapped up the Canadian sterile injectables assets of bankrupt Teligent in a $46m deal that marks Hikma’s first move into Canada.
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