Synthes Shareholders Approve $21.3B Acquisition by Johnson & Johnson

After holding a special meeting on Dec. 15, Synthes stockholders agreed to the acquisition offer proposed by Johnson & Johnson earlier this year, according to a Synthes news release.

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The decision marks the largest acquisition ever for Johnson & Johnson, at $21.3 billion, according to a report from The Washington Post. Approximately 75 percent of eligible voters were present for the session.

The acquisition is still waiting on clearance from regulatory bodies in the United States and Europe. Pending approval, the deal could be closed by June 2012.

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