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Bayer Finds Partial Pharma Partner In Aventis Blood Products Joint Venture

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Bayer/Aventis Behring's blood products joint venture would partly accomplish Bayer's goal of finding a strategic partner for its pharmaceutical business

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Aventis is "proactively exploring alternative options for the future of Aventis Behring" after ending joint venture negotiations with Bayer. "Both companies reviewed various possible forms of cooperation. A final agreement on the terms of the transaction could not be reached." Aventis and Bayer signed a letter of intent to combine their biologics business in February 2002 (1"The Pink Sheet" Feb. 25, 2002, p. 17). During the JP Morgan H&Q conference, Aventis said it viewed the biologics business as a non-core operation and hoped to form a JV or divest it in 2003...

Aventis/Bayer end joint venture

Aventis is "proactively exploring alternative options for the future of Aventis Behring" after ending joint venture negotiations with Bayer. "Both companies reviewed various possible forms of cooperation. A final agreement on the terms of the transaction could not be reached." Aventis and Bayer signed a letter of intent to combine their biologics business in February 2002 (1"The Pink Sheet" Feb. 25, 2002, p. 17). During the JP Morgan H&Q conference, Aventis said it viewed the biologics business as a non-core operation and hoped to form a JV or divest it in 2003...

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