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Crown Labs Spreads Out, GSK Narrows Focus In OTC Skin Care Brand Deal

This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet & The Rose Sheet

Executive Summary

GSK further narrows consumer health focus with sale to Crown Labs of North American distribution rights for PanOxyl acne wash, Sarna anti-itch lotion, Zeasorb anti-fungal product, Desenex athlete’s foot treatment and Mineral Ice pain-relieving gel. Deals also helps UK pharma pay for its $5.1bn acquisition of oncology drug firm Tesaro.

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