Allocating Purchase Price for a Pharma Transaction—Pfizer Acquires Medivation (Part I) Reviewed by Momizat on . In August 2016, Pfizer announced it would acquire Medivation for $14 billion.  The transaction made headlines for how the size of the deal escalated over a peri In August 2016, Pfizer announced it would acquire Medivation for $14 billion.  The transaction made headlines for how the size of the deal escalated over a peri Rating: 0
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Allocating Purchase Price for a Pharma Transaction—Pfizer Acquires Medivation (Part I)

pharma-dealsIn August 2016, Pfizer announced it would acquire Medivation for $14 billion.  The transaction made headlines for how the size of the deal escalated over a period of approximately six months prior to the announcement.  Sujan Rajbhandary, senior member of Mercer Capital’s Financial Reporting Valuation Group, presents in this blog post (and Part II) a broad outline of the transaction and explore what a potential purchase price allocation would look like.

To read the full article in Mercer Capital’s Financial Reporting Blog, click: Allocating Purchase Price for a Pharma Transaction—Pfizer Acquires Medivation (Part I).

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