
Stanley Capital acquires Noden Pharma DAC
Stanley Capital has acquired Noden Pharma DAC from PDL BioPharma.
The firm will also acquire Noden Pharma USA and the purchase price for both assets is $48.25m.
After considering the expected adjustments for transaction expenses, indebtedness and working capital, payments to PDL are expected to be approximately $12m, with an additional $33m to be paid in 12 quarterly instalments from January 2021 to October 2023. The agreement also provides PDL with the potential for two additional contingent payments totalling $3.25m.
PDL believes the transaction with Stanley Capital represents the greatest total value and certainty of completion, according to a statement.
Texas-based Stanley Capital is a private investment partnership that invests on a deal-by-deal basis. The firm targets businesses with an enterprise value of $250m-2.5bn.
Stanley Capital expects to pursue a buy-and-build strategy for the company. The acquisitions will be financed from a mixture of committed funding facilities and new investors as the Noden platform grows.
Previous funding
PDL Pharma made an equity investment of $107m in Noden Pharma DAC for an 88% interest in 2016.
Company
Dublin-headquartered Noden Pharma DAC is a speciality pharmaceutical company that is focused on acquiring prescription medicines across a range of therapeutic areas in international markets. The company focuses its resources on acquiring and optimising established medicines. It was founded in 2008.
People
Stanley Capital - Simon Cottle (partner).
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