Enlightenment Capital sells Agile Defense to Maximus
The cash purchase price is $660 million, with potential additional contingent consideration tied to performance objectives.
- Target
- Agile Defense
- Seller
- Enlightenment Capital
- Source
- maximus.com
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The cash purchase price is $660 million, with potential additional contingent consideration tied to performance objectives.
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Founded in 2002 as a division of Italy’s ACS Dobfar, the Swiss CDMO specializes in ready-to-use IV infusion bags and operates from three sites in Switzerland, Romania, and Tunisia.
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