Kowa boosts US presence with ProEthic buy

Kowa has acquired ProEthic Pharmaceuticals in a move which will jump-start the Japanese firm's commercial presence and independent marketing capability in the US ahead of the planned 2010 launch in this key market of its high cholesterol drug pitavastatin.

Kowa has acquired ProEthic Pharmaceuticals in a move which will jump-start the Japanese firm's commercial presence and independent marketing capability in the US ahead of the planned 2010 launch in this key market of its high cholesterol drug pitavastatin.

Privately held Kowa initially acquired 7.5 million shares in Alabama-based ProEthic, also private, through a third party allotment in April,...

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