Bayer sells biochem unit to Novozymes

31 May 2001

Novozymes, the Danish firm which was recently spun out of Novo Nordisk(Marketletter November 27, 2000) has acquired Sybron Biochemicals of the USA, a unit of Germany-based Bayer. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Based in Virginia, Sybron Biochemicals focuses on the research, production and sales of naturally-occuring micro-organisms and achieved turnover of around 140 million Danish kroner ($16.1 million) last year. The acquisition, effective July 1, should increase Novozymes' 2001 sales by some 75 million kroner, the company said.

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