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Mergers & Acquisitions in the Global Life Sciences Industry, 2018-2019 – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Mergers
and Acquisitions in the Global Life Sciences Industry, 2018”

report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s
offering.

The Healthcare industry has witnessed some of the largest mega-mergers
in 2018 – mergers on the provider as well as the payer ends. While this
has the potential to bring a shift in power centers in the ecosystem,
each stakeholder has relied heavily on inorganic growth to maintain
their stronghold.

This report provide details of the latest merger and acquisition (M&A)
agreements announced in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, contract
services diagnostic, and other life science sectors.

Research Highlights

The report provides a detailed understanding and analysis of how and why
companies enter M&A deals, which legislative and regulatory policies are
promoting M&A activities, and how APAC investors are growing their
presence in developed economies, undeterred by policy uncertainties. It
also highlights the growing influence of non-traditional players in the
life science space and their impact in steering the direction of M&A
activity of the traditional players.

It further brings out the growing acceptance of digital revenue streams,
an under-explored opportunity in connected health. The exponential
growth of private equity (PE) investors, and their appetite to invest in
high-risk areas, has also allowed unlocking of the potential of several
new technologies, creating a ripe environment for corporate
acquisitions. At the same time, PE investors’ ability to bid for higher
value deals has created competition for the same targets, often
outbidding corporate investors.

This study dives deeper into each stakeholder segment to uncover their
unique M&A dynamics and chart the activity of top 10 companies in each
segment. Several biopharma companies have relied on smaller acquisitions
to bolster their R&D pipelines, whereas several others have sought
high-value deals to merge or acquire competitor companies in order to
achieve critical mass in R&D and ensure continued growth and dominance
in the global marketplace.

Contract service organizations (CSO) are experiencing the highest rate
of consolidation, with the goal of emerging as one-stop-shop solution
providers. However, CSOs will soon have to think beyond mere capacity
expansion and acquire targets specialized in tangential services like
supply chain and patient connectedness.

Diagnostic and research tool (DRT) OEMs have experienced a different M&A
trend and will have to rely more on value-add services to overcome the
slump in M&A derived growth. Strategic imperatives for companies to
recalibrate their business models and be future ready are provided in
this study as well. Finally, the study also briefly covers growing
trends in the outsourcing of innovation, production and selling, and the
heightened importance of innovation hubs in promoting M&A.

Key Issues Addressed

Companies Mentioned

Topics Covered

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2. RESEARCH SCOPE AND ASSUMPTIONS

3. MARKET DYNAMICS

4. MARKET OVERVIEW

5. MARKET OVERVIEW – PHARMA AND BIOPHARMA

6. MARKET OVERVIEW – CONTRACT SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS (CRO AND
CDMO)

7. MARKET OVERVIEW – DIAGNOSTIC AND RESEARCH TOOLS

8. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS

9. APPENDIX

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8kt3dh/mergers_and?w=4

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