Galderma makes a bid for Q-Med

Published: 14-Dec-2010
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L\'Oréal/Nestlé dermatology joint venture branches out


Galderma, the dermatology and aesthetics medicine joint subsidiary of L'Oréal and Nestlé, has made a bid of €819m for the Swedish enterprise Q-Med AB. Q-Med specialises in aesthetic products including wrinkle treatments.
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  • L'Oreal
  • Nestle Group
  • Galderma
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