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Medibuy.com Doubles Registered Buyers Via March 7 Premier Acquisition

This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet

Executive Summary

Medibuy.com will file an amendment to its S-1 form in the next couple of weeks to reflect the March 7 agreement to acquire Premier's medical products e-commerce company, Premier Health Exchange.

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Medical device business-to-business e-commerce firm's initial public offering is anticipated to consist of 13 mil. shares at $10-12 per share, according to an amended registration statement filed March 16 with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The amended prospectus also reflects the March 7 agreement to acquire Premier's medical products e-commerce company Premier Health Exchange (1"The Gray Sheet" March 13, p. 13). The proposed $130-156 mil. offering is about double the $75 mil. offering anticipated in a preliminary prospectus filed in January

Medibuy.com

Medical device business-to-business e-commerce firm's initial public offering is anticipated to consist of 13 mil. shares at $10-12 per share, according to an amended registration statement filed March 16 with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The amended prospectus also reflects the March 7 agreement to acquire Premier's medical products e-commerce company Premier Health Exchange (1"The Gray Sheet" March 13, p. 13). The proposed $130-156 mil. offering is about double the $75 mil. offering anticipated in a preliminary prospectus filed in January

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