Alliance Pharma Takeover Wins Shareholder Backing After Increased Offer

Alliance shareholders overwhelmingly back takeover by DBAY Advisors after improved offer values UK-based firm at £362m.

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Alliance Pharma’s shareholders have given the green light to the firm’s takeover by DBAY Advisors after the prospective buyer upped its offer.

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