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Pfizer $11 Bil. Premium For Pharmacia Calibrated To Merger Savings

This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet

Executive Summary

Pfizer's $11 bil. premium above Pharmacia's recent stock market valuation is a figure calculated from the estimated operating savings in the companies' proposed stock-for-stock transaction

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