Consorts definition
Examples of Consorts in a sentence
Given these sector dynamics, and Consort's strength in pharmaceutical device development and manufacturing, the Recipharm Group believes that the combination is an excellent match.
The Recipharm Group has been an admirer of Consort's innovative delivery technologies, which are highly complementary to its own capabilities and customer demands.
Consorts are required to be present at Crown Tournament (this requirement may be waived on a case-by-case basis by The Crown for reasons such as illness or unexpected events preventing the consort from attending).
The combination of Consort's product portfolio and services with the Recipharm Group's existing business, Recipharm believes will allow the Recipharm Group to become a best-in-class technology based CDMO with more than USD 1 billion in sales, positioning it to compete more effectively within a wider part of the value chain.
Consort's Bespak division is a leading player in the manufacture of drug delivery devices for pharmaceutical partner companies, including respiratory, nasal, injectables and ocular products, and the manufacture of devices for the point of care diagnostics market.
The Proposed Acquisition would create a new avenue for growth within the large and rapidly expanding biologics sector, leveraging the VapourSoft® technology validated through development contracts, and the strong pipeline originating from Consort's Innovation Centre in Cambridge, UK.
Consorts are required to be present at Crown Tournament, unless waived by the Crown.
Recipharm AB and Recipharm acknowledge and agree that before completion of the Acquisition, the Consort Board (and, where appropriate the Consort Remuneration Committee) may operate the Consort Share Plans as they consider appropriate in accordance with the rules of the relevant Consort Share Plan and Consort's normal practice modified as the Consort Remuneration Committee considers appropriate to take account of any change in legislation.
Accordingly, Recipharm has decided to make the Offer at a price which it believes fully reflects Consort's fair value and which provides a very attractive opportunity for Consort Shareholders to realise their investments in cash at a substantial premium to the prevailing share price.
Reign: The period of time between a Sovereign and Consort's Coronation or Investiture, and the Coronation or Investiture of Their successors.