Matchmaking And Integration In The New World Of Diagnostics M&A
Executive Summary
Nontraditional buyers, including Big Pharmas, life science tool companies, diversified conglomerates, and even food companies, are snapping up molecular diagnostics assets with increasing frequency, applying a variety of models to enhance their businesses.
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