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Repligen to buy BioLife Solutions in $1.5B stock-and-cash deal

Nordson Non-GAAP EPS of $2.26 beats by $0.14, revenue of $650.17M beats by $11.3M
Repligen to buy BioLife Solutions in $1.5B stock-and-cash deal

Repligen (RGEN) and BioLife Solutions (BLFS) have entered into a definitive agreement under which Repligen will acquire BioLife for a total enterprise value of ~$1.5B, comprised of 64% in Repligen common stock and 36% in cash. BioLife stockholders are to receive cash and Repligen (RGEN) common stock at a value of $31.00 per share, representing a t...

  • Repligen (RGEN) and BioLife Solutions (BLFS) have entered into a definitive agreement under which Repligen will acquire BioLife for a total enterprise value of ~$1.5B, comprised of 64% in Repligen common stock and 36% in cash.
  • BioLife stockholders are to receive cash and Repligen (RGEN) common stock at a value of $31.00 per share, representing a total enterprise value of ~$1.5B.
  • Compelling financially, the transaction is expected to be accretive to Repligen’s top-line growth, adjusted margins, and adjusted earnings per share by at least 5 cents in year one and at least 25 cents in year two, the company said.
  • Repligen reports preliminary second quarter reported revenue growth of approximately 12% or 13% organic; BioLife reports preliminary second quarter revenue growth of ~21% year-over-year.
  • The deal fast-tracks Repligen’s customer solution offering in the high-growth cell therapy market by adding BioLife’s differentiated, high-margin recurring revenue business, according to the statement.
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