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Future Pak raises cash portion of buyout offer for Vanda

Jun 13, 2024 5:49 AM

June 13 (Reuters) - Future Pak said on Thursday it has

submitted a final attempt to acquire Vanda Pharmaceuticals ( VNDA )

and raised the cash portion of its offer.

Vanda previously rejected a proposal from Future Pak, saying

its offer significantly undervalued the company and was not in

the best interest of the firm and its shareholders.

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