China Biologic to acquire 35% of Xi

10 November 2008

Shangdong-based China Biologic Products says its indirect, majority-owned subsidiary Shangdong Taibang Biological Products has entered into an agreement to acquire 35% of fellow Chinese firm Xi'an Huitian Blood Products for 44.0 million renminbi ($6.4 million). CBP believes that Huitian currently holds around a 1.2% share of the market in China. Combined with other recent acquisitions, the firm says the merger will bring its own share to 17%.

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