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Dec 28, 2004 / Investor

 

Actavis acquires Polish pharmaceutical company Biovena

Actavis Group today announces that it has signed an agreement on the acquisition of the Polish generic pharmaceutical company, Biovena.

Based in Warsaw, Biovena was established in 2000 and now has over 40 employees. Its primary focus is on the sale and marketing of generic pharmaceuticals on the Polish market.  Biovena has received marketing authorisation for eight products and await registration approval of other eight products. Biovena's portfolio is used mainly in treatment of urological, psychiatric and neurological diseases.
 
The acquisition is not expected to have any material effect on Actavis' financial results. Financial details were not disclosed.
Commenting on the acquisition, CEO Robert Wessman said: "This acquisition is in line with our strategy to extend Actavis' presence in central Europe. It provides us with a direct sales and marketing presence on the Polish market and a platform from which to register and launch Actavis products in Poland."
 
For further information, contact:
Halldor Kristmannsson
Corporate communications
(+354) 535-2300 / 840-3425, hkristmannsson@actavis.com 

 
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