DUSSELDORF, Germany, January 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gerresheimer
AG has quickly completed the takeover of the Spanish PET specialist EDP.
The Dusseldorf manufacturer of glass and plastic products for the
pharmaceutics and life-science industry announced the purchase, through
which it continues its global expansion, on 21 December 2007. EDP with
production plants in Spain (Zaragoza and Valencia) and Argentina (Buenos
Aires) specialises in pharma containers based on PET, and currently
achieves annual sales of around EUR32 million.
Gerresheimer is a pharmaceutical & life science supply and services
company with market leading positions of specialty products made of glass
and plastic. Gerresheimer owns 38 production sites in Europe, America and
Asia and employs approximately 10,000 employees worldwide.
Contact
Burkhard Lingenberg
Director Corporate PR & Marketing
Telephone: +49-211-6181-250
Telefax: +49-211-6181-241
e-mail: b.lingenberg@gerresheimer.com
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