Catalent turned Elliott's pressure into a $16.5B Novo Holdings sale
A strategic review backed by Elliott ended with Novo Holdings buying Catalent for $63.50 a share, a 47.5% VWAP premium.
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A strategic review backed by Elliott ended with Novo Holdings buying Catalent for $63.50 a share, a 47.5% VWAP premium.
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