The deal will significantly expand iNova's portfolio of consumer health products and add substantial new sales in high-growth markets, said the spokesperson.
Following the deal, iNova’s consumer health product portfolio will account for over 80% of its total product sales, with Asia as the largest region in terms of sales, representing around 35% of the company's revenue, the company said. “This acquisition transforms the scale of iNova and accelerates our market expansion to high-growth markets in Asia and the Middle East,” said Dan Spira, CEO of iNova, in a statement on Monday.
INova, which dates back to 1846 according to its website, primarily sells cough and cold, throat, skin care and natural health drugs and products.