€1.7bn bid for Rottapharm stalls
The bid launched by Clessidra Capital Partners and Avista Capital Partners for Italian drugmaker Rottapharm has ground to a halt due to share governance issues and fundraising difficulties.
In May this year, the private equity houses tabled an offer to acquire 50% of Rottapharm from the founding family in a deal that valued the firm at €1.7bn.
It is understood that a complicated deal structure meant the bidders missed the deadline to conclude the transaction.
Founded in 1961 and based in Monza, Rottapharm produces Dona, a glucosamine product that improves joints, and Mucoflux, a product for heart conditions and respiratory treatment. The firm reported a €600m turnover in 2010.
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