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Tasly Gains Products As Transgene Sells Up China JV Stake

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Transgene is divesting its Chinese joint venture to local partner Tasly, which is also acquiring selected rights to two Transgene products ahead of a planned IPO, in deal that will see the French firm net close to $50m in stock.

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