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Watson throws $30M in the pot as it and Moksha8 form marketing partnership for Brazil and Mexico

Watson investment part of $61 million Moksha8 financing round
Written byJeffrey Bouley
| 2 min read

MORRISTOWN, N.J.—Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced recently that it had entered into an agreement with Sao Paulo, Brazil-based Moksha8 that will expand Watson's commercial presence in Latin America's two largest markets: Brazil and Mexico. As part of the deal, Watson will invest $30 million in Moksha8 as part of the latter company's approximately $61 million financing that includes investments from existing investors TPG Biotechnology and Montreux Equity Partners.

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