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Financial Times: 'AstraZeneca is in talks with Bristol Myers Squibb for a $400 billion maxi merger'
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Financial Times: 'AstraZeneca is in talks with Bristol Myers Squibb for a $400 billion maxi merger'

The British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is reportedly in talks with its American rival Bristol Myers Squibb regarding a potential merger valued at up to $400 billion. This deal would create the fourth-largest pharmaceutical company by market capitalization globally. According to informed sources, discussions between the two companies have been ongoing over the past few months, and negotiations could lead to an agreement in the near future, though delays or failure cannot be ruled out. AstraZeneca, the second-largest publicly traded British company by value, has a market capitalization of £196 billion ($260 billion), while Bristol Myers Squibb has a market capitalization of $133 billion.

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Financial Times: 'AstraZeneca is in talks with Bristol Myers Squibb for a $400 billion maxi merger'

The British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is reportedly in talks with its American rival Bristol Myers Squibb regarding a potential merger valued at up to $400 billion. This deal would create the fourth-largest pharmaceutical company by market capitalization globally. According to informed sources, discussions between the two companies have been ongoing over the past few months, and negotiations could lead to an agreement in the near future, though delays or failure cannot be ruled out. AstraZeneca, the second-largest publicly traded British company by value, has a market capitalization of £196 billion ($260 billion), while Bristol Myers Squibb has a market capitalization of $133 billion.

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