Chemist Warehouse Group will merge with Sigma Healthcare in one of the largest deals in years, valuing the combined group at $8.8 billion. The merger requires approval from competition regulators and will bring together Sigma's wholesaler and franchise pharmacy business with Chemist Warehouse's 600 store network.
Chemist Warehouse Group will merge with Sigma Healthcare to list on the ASX , valuing the combined group at $8.8 billion. The merger requires approval from competition regulators and will bring together Sigma's wholesaler and franchise pharmacy business with Chemist Warehouse 's 600 store network.
After the merger, Chemist Warehouse shareholders, including its founders, will have a market capitalisation similar to BlueScope Steel.
Chemist Warehouse Sigma Healthcare ASX Merger Valuation Market Capitalisation
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