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Elanco, Novartis Combination Brings Value, Innovation
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LANCO HAS FINALIZED THE ACQUISITION OF NOVARTIS Animal Health, creating a new global leader
in animal health focused on delivering increased value and innovation to the industry. The acquisition, announced in April 2014, follows Elanco’s purchase
of Lohmann Animal Health earlier in 2014. Both strategic investments position the company to offer a more diversifi ed product offering and ca- pabilities to their customers to help sustain and grow their businesses. This includes not only the fl agship brands customers have come to expect from Elanco, but also a comprehensive portfolio of nearly 300 brands en- compassing therapeutics, vaccines, parasiticides, antimicrobials, surgical, enzymes, food safety and more. “Elanco’s acquisition of Novartis Animal Health brings together 2 strong
companies with a passion for serving the customer,” said Rob Aukerman, president North American Commercial Operations for Elanco. “We will continue to offer the products our customers trust, while signifi cantly investing in the development of new solutions to our customers’ greatest unmet needs.” Going forward, Elanco will signifi cantly increase investment in research
and development, bringing greater breadth and depth to an already strong pipeline. The combined organization will have expanded capabilities and expertise, with a broader portfolio of more than 100 product development projects focused on: • Enhancing care and extending quality of life of pets, while preventing disease and protecting from parasites
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• Providing a broader set of solutions in areas such as enzymes, diag- nostics, aquaculture and vaccines Elanco is committed to helping producers around the world produce
more food using fewer resources, to meet the growing demand for animal protein while protecting the planet and well-being of animals. The complete integration of the businesses will take time, but Elanco
will strive to make the transition seamless. For the foreseeable future, business will continue in much the same way, including product ordering and customer support. Availability and access to products will continue uninterrupted. For more information about the transaction, visit www.
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