Biogen Sells Samsung Bioepis Stake In $2.3bn Buyout

Samsung Biologics To Take Full Ownership Of Biosimilars Joint Venture

Biogen has struck a deal that will see it sell its equity stake in the Samsung Bioepis biosimilars joint venture to partner Samsung Biologics for up to $2.3bn.

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Samsung Biologics has taken control of the biosimilars joint venture • Source: Dennis Diatel / Alamy Stock Photo

Samsung Biologics is set to take full control of its Samsung Bioepis joint venture with Biogen, after the pair agreed a deal that will see Samsung Biologics acquire Biogen’s “50% -1” equity stake in a transaction worth up to $2.3bn.

The agreement will see Biogen receive $1bn in cash at closing, with a further $1.25bn “to be deferred over two payments of $812.5m due at the first anniversary and $437.5m due at the second anniversary of the closing of the transaction

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