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Luye Pharma acquires AstraZeneca’s Seroquel and Seroquel XR

Acquisition aimed at enriching Luye’s existing CNS portfolio and enhancing strategic synergy across international markets
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HONG KONG—Two days ago, Luye Pharma Group announced their acquisition of AstraZeneca’s core CNS products, Seroquel and Seroquel XR. As with previous acquisitions such as Lipusu, Xuezhikang, Beixi and Rivastigmine transdermal patch, Luye Pharma made the decision to acquire Seroquel and Seroquel XR based on a comprehensive evaluation of the target. Factors considered include whether the target is a signature product with a high sales volume and high margins, whether it has good competitive positioning, how much it can contribute to existing core product portfolio and whether it can help improve the group’s operating capabilities or optimize strategic resource integration.

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