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Sun Pharma Eyes Organon in $10-14B Mega-Deal
20 Jan
Summary
- Sun Pharma submitted a non-binding offer to acquire Organon.
- The deal is financed with $10-14 billion in bridge loans.
- Organon is focusing on biopharma while divesting devices.

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. has submitted a non-binding offer to acquire US-headquartered Organon, marking its most ambitious global expansion. The company has secured acquisition financing through bridge loans from international banks, ranging from $10 to $14 billion, demonstrating its commitment. Following this initial bid, a due diligence process is expected to commence shortly, paving the way for a potential binding offer.
This move intensifies Sun Pharma's pursuit of Organon, a company that recently divested its JADA post-partum haemorrhage treatment system to focus on its women's health biopharma offerings, including its top-selling product Nexplanon. Organon, spun off from Merck Sharp & Dohme in 2021, has been seeking to divest businesses amidst existing debt and a strategic pivot.




