Advertisement Toksoz to sell Turkish generic drug maker Sanovel - Pharmaceutical Business review
Pharmaceutical Business review is using cookies

ContinueLearn More
Close

Toksoz to sell Turkish generic drug maker Sanovel

Toksoz Holding has decided to sell its Turkish generic drug maker, Sanovel, for an amount between $500m and $1bn.

Sources close to the matter have been quoted by Reuters as saying that Toksoz has employed JP Morgan Chase, Istanbul-based Alpacar Associates and US boutique adviser Greenhill to identify buyers for the company.

Confirming that a bidding process for the sale was yet to commence, the sources added, "The seller is getting prepared now. Sanovel will come to the market in autumn."

Istanbul-based Sanovel is a manufacturer of anti-inflammatory, anti-asthma and antibiotic medications.

In 2012, Turkey’s injectable generic drugs manufacturer Mustafa Nevzat Pharmaceuticals was supposed to be acquired by the US biotech company Amgen for nearly $700m.