Post Depomed Deal Flop, Horizon Buys Crealta For $510m
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Executive Summary
Horizon Pharma plc has moved on from its failed $1.7bn attempt to buy Depomed Inc. with the $510m cash purchase of Crealta Holdings LLC, which bought the developer of specialty gout drug Krystexxa (pegloticase) out of bankruptcy two years ago for $120.4m.
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