SWEDEN - EQT-backed Ivytan makes SEK 3.9bn cash offer for Q-Med
Ivytan AB, which is indirectly owned by EQT and Lyftet Holding, has made a cash offer for Swedish biotechnology firm Q-Med valuing the business at SEK 3.9bn. The bid is priced at SEK 39 per Q-Med share - a 24% premium to the closing price on 31 October.
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