The chief executive of Aspen Pharmacare Holdings, Stephen Saad, told Bloomberg that the South African generic drug major plans to buy the remaining 50% of Indian generic firm Stride Arcolabs' Latin American business that it does not already own. The size of the deal, which he expects to be complete by the end of the first half, will depend on the unit's income prospects.
Strides has 13 plants across India, Singapore, Brazil, Mexico, Poland and Italy. In 2007, Aspen bought 50% of Strides' Latin American unit for $152.5 million.
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