BioClin has been acquired by Trimb Healthcare
Orange Pearl International has sold BioClin, a leading healthcare products company, to Trimb Healthcare AB, a Swedish pharmaceutical company.
Based in the Netherlands, BioClin sells products to provide direct treatment and relief for women’s intimate health discomforts. The company’s product portfolio consists of Multi-Gyn, a complete range for treating intimate discomforts and Multi-Mam, a product range of self-care products for mothers and babies. BioClin’s brands are growing rapidly and are sold in pharmacies and drugstores in over 60 countries worldwide.
Trimb Healthcare is rapidly growing pharmaceutical company with a focus on sales, marketing and development of prescription-free OTC pharmaceuticals and consumer healthcare products.
Oaklins' team in the Netherlands acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor to the shareholders of BioClin in this transaction.
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