Gerresheimer Sells Centor and Plastics Units to Apax for $1.71 Billion

German pharmaceutical packaging company Gerresheimer has agreed to sell its U.S.-based Centor business and global primary plastics unit to private equity firm Apax Funds in a deal valued at approximately €1.5 billion ($1.71 billion), including debt. The transaction is expected to strengthen Gerresheimer's financial position by allowing it to focus on core pharmaceutical packaging operations while offloading non-core assets. The Centor business specializes in glass vials and syringes, whereas the plastics unit produces primary packaging for injectable drugs. Both units are being sold as part of a strategic shift aimed at streamlining Gerresheimer's portfolio and improving operational efficiency.

By Manshi Mamtora, CFA, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

Gerresheimer Sells Centor and Plastics Units to Apax for $1.71 Billion

Topics: Pharmaceutical Packaging Private Equity Acquisition

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