La folie des fusions-acquisitions est de retour!
01 November 2017
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Actelion rachetée par Johnson & Johnson pour 30 milliards de francs en début d’année, Kite Pharma acquise par Gilead pour 12 milliards de dollars quelques mois plus tard.
2017 marque à l’évidence le retour des grandes manœuvres dans le secteur de la santé après une année 2016 durant laquelle le montant des opérations de fusions-acquisitions avait reculé de 43% selon Dealogic.
A l’origine de cette vigueur retrouvée, une combinaison de facteurs politiques, stratégiques et financiers.
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