Following our note on BTG’s interim results, the proposed £3.3bn all-cash acquisition by Boston Scientific was announced. Further, on 21 November, BTG and its partner Johnson & Johnson (J&J) failed to prevent the launch of generic competition to Zytiga (28% of BTG’s H1 revenue). We examine the potential impact of generic Zytiga on the transaction.

22 Nov 2018
BTG - The BTG acquisition: Small fly, big ointment

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BTG - The BTG acquisition: Small fly, big ointment
- Published:
22 Nov 2018 -
Author:
Dr Andy Smith -
Pages:
2 -
Following our note on BTG’s interim results, the proposed £3.3bn all-cash acquisition by Boston Scientific was announced. Further, on 21 November, BTG and its partner Johnson & Johnson (J&J) failed to prevent the launch of generic competition to Zytiga (28% of BTG’s H1 revenue). We examine the potential impact of generic Zytiga on the transaction.