Post by
PCR1917 on Dec 19, 2017 7:37am
Question
Does a company held by a public company can be considered private since someone cannot invest directly in this subsidiary? Because according to Bloomberg, Mckisson Canada is a private company. In Tetra news release of September 20th, we can read: "This privately-owned partner, which asked to remain unnamed for the time being, has a pan-Canadian distribution network that reaches up to 7000 specialized healthcare professionals. Through their distribution channel, they have access to over 3000 specialized healthcare businesses in Canada and already work with a worldwide network of partners, including the USA." On Mckesson Canada website, we can read: "We answer the needs of pharmacies and manufacturers by carrying more than 55,000 products in 13 distribution centres, providing cold chain expertise and distribution to 1,350 hospitals and 7,100 pharmacies across Canada." Is this a dream?
Comment by
PCR1917 on Dec 19, 2017 10:25am
Not different than yours or mine, a partnership with Mckisson Canada ?? You must be kidding me, hahaha no wonder why the share price does not move, but it's ok, we'll see soon enough :)