MS Pharma Acquires Genepharm In Expansion Push

MS Pharma, a leading generics company in the Middle East, has announced an agreement to acquire Greece-based Genepharm as part of an expansion drive into Europe and farther afield.

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Jordan’s MS Pharma Is Acquiring Greece’s Genepharm • Source: Shutterstock

MS Pharma, a family-run generics firm operating across the Middle East, Turkey and Africa, said it has struck a deal to acquire 100% of the outstanding shares of Greek drugmaker Genepharm. The company called the acquisition an “important milestone in our growth plans.”

Based in Jordan’s capital Amman, MS Pharma says it is aiming to enlarge its geographic footprint and reach more customers...

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