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LabCorp Acquires BioReference Assets from OPKO Health for $722 Million

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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LabCorp announced the acquisition of BioReference assets from OPKO Health. The transaction involves LabCorp paying approximately $722 million in cash, with total consideration potentially reaching $872 million. The acquired assets include BioReference specialty testing businesses, such as women’s-health services and the 4Kscore blood test.

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The divestiture allows OPKO Health to strategically refocus on its biopharmaceutical operations. The cash infusion from the transaction could strengthen OPKO Health’s balance sheet and support its drug-development programs. LabCorp expects the acquisition to expand access to laboratory services.

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    May see its investment value affected by the acquisition strengthening LabCorp's balance sheet and strategic position.

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