Hugel Expects Acquisition By GS Consortium Won’t Deter Growth Strategy
$1.46bn Deal Biggest Ever In Korean Biopharma
Executive Summary
Hugel says its longer-term global growth strategy will remain intact after a major acquisition of the Korean medical aesthetics company by a consortium including GS Group.
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