
The chief executive of Perrigo has said the company is willing to consider a takeover by Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) if the terms were right, according to a Bloomberg report..
Joseph Papa noted, though, that the parties are presently “pretty far apart,” indicating that an agreement is not on the cards for the near future. Perrigo rejected Mylan’s offer only last month, in which Mylan offered $75 in cash per share, and 2.3 Mylan shares for each Perrigo share.
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