GE Capital, the financial services division of US-listed industrial conglomerate General Electric, has agreed to pay R125 crore ($23m) for a 7.69% stake in Syngene International, a research subsidiary of India-based biotechnology company Biocon. Biocon had been preparing to float Syngene, which has annual sales of R400 crore last year, but will make an initial…
The rest of this content is only accessible to Global Venturing Subscribers.
This content is only accessible to subscribers. If you are a subscriber, please sign in. Otherwise, if you would like to try before you buy and haven't previously taken out a free trial, you can do so below. You can also see details on subscriptions by clicking the Subscription Options button.
