Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Ethicon says it has received an offer from One Equity Partners for its Professional Wound Care business.
After a competitive bidding process, Ethicon has granted One Equity exclusivity on the purchase of the business. The acceptance period for the offer ends on August 22, but may be extended.
If the deal goes ahead, the investment firm will acquire Ethicon's wound-care product portfolio, which includes Promogran Matrix dressing and Regranex (becaplermin) Gel 0.01%, a prescription treatment for lower extremity diabetic ulcers. One Equity will also acquire an R&D and manufacturing facility in Gargrave, UK, which has served as the operations center for the business. All 800 employees of the wound care business are expected to transfer along with it.
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