Agfa HealthCare has signed an agreement with Curagita Holding AG to acquire all the shares of its subsidiary Insight Agents GmbH, a German-based developer and producer of generic contrast media.
Agfa HealthCare has signed an agreement with Curagita Holding AG to acquire all the shares of its subsidiary Insight Agents GmbH, a German-based developer and producer of generic contrast media. Agfa expects to pay about 10 million Euros for the contrast media firm in a deal that the Belgian company is framing as an important strategic step towards future growth opportunities. Insight Agents makes generic contrast media, including the MR contrast agent Magnegita (gadopentetate dimeglumine), a generic form of Magnevist, and Iopamigita (Iopamidol), a generic form of Isovue. Insight’s contrast media are logical additions to Agfa’s portfolio of film, chemicals, and printers, according to Christian Reinaudo, president of Agfa HealthCare. They will be distributed through the company’s extensive logistics and distribution network, he said.
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