Sanofi digs deep to buy US haemophilia group Bioverativ for US$11.6bil


PARIS: French healthcare group Sanofi has agreed to buy US haemophilia specialist Bioverativ for US$11.6bil, its biggest deal for seven years, which it said would strengthen its presence in treatments for rare diseases.

Sanofi shares fell 3.4% by 0920 GMT, making the stock the worst performer on France’s benchmark CAC-40 index and several analysts deemed the deal expensive.

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