It’s been a rough few years for Bausch Health Companies Inc., but management believes the company is ready to map out a future – and that will involve spinning out the established eyecare franchise Bausch + Lomb Inc. into a separate company.
Bausch To Spin-Out The Bausch Part Of Its Business
The company formerly known as Valeant, put together by a series of mergers, is ready to spin out the legacy Bausch + Lomb eyecare business that it used in its rebranding.
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