Walgreens considers selling to PE firm: 5 things to know
Walgreens Boots Alliance is reportedly considering selling itself to private equity firm Sycamore Partners and becoming private, The Wall Street Journal reported Dec. 10. Here are five things to know: 1. The deal could be inked as early as next year if negotiations move forward, sources familiar with the matter told the Journal.
Walgreens Boots (NASDAQ:WBA) fell 7.3% as investors and analysts were skeptical about a potential sale of the drugstore chain ...
Selling to private equity would give the pharmacy chain the leniency needed to execute an aggressive turnaround. Workers and ...
Walgreens retreated 3.26% to $10.08 in Wednesday's pre-market trading, following Tuesday's 20% surge, as prominent market ...
Walgreens surges amid buyout rumors with Sycamore Partners, but doubts remain on deal feasibility and long-term prospects.
The pharmacy group has been an obvious buyout target, but heavy lifting will be in order to push it over the finish line.
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Walgreens, the US-based owner of Boots, is in talks to sell itself to a private equity company, casting the high street ...
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