Farmacias del Ahorro agrees to buy Benavides, creating a group of about 2,900 stores in Mexico
Farmacias del Ahorro agreed to acquire the shares of Farmacias Benavides, in a transaction between The Boots Group, owner of 96.56% of the chain, and Comercializadora Farmacéutica de Chiapas, the legal entity behind Farmacias del Ahorro. The amount was not disclosed and the deal requires antitrust authority approval. The agreement would create a group with about 2,900 stores in Mexico, in a sector where businesses combine retail, medical care and financial services.
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- Farmacias del Ahorro agreed to buy the shares of Farmacias Benavides; the agreed amount was not disclosed.
- The Boots Group, owner of 96.56% of Benavides, and Comercializadora Farmacéutica de Chiapas signed the agreement.
- The transaction requires approval from the National Antitrust Commission (CNA).
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