Johnson & Johnson May Sell Synthes’ Orthopedic Trauma Unit to Appease Regulators

Johnson & Johnson recently made concessions to convince the European Union’s antitrust regulator that it’s acquisition of Swiss company Synthes is clear of any issues, according to a New York Times report.

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The company agreed to potentially sell Synthes’ trauma unit to appease regulators. A ruling is expected by April 26 on the $21.3 billion takeover. Boards of both companies approved the acquisition.


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