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Download Issue Q1 2018 VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 THE EXECUTIVE EDITION M&A STRATEGY: STRUCTURING AND ALLIANCE WUXI APPTEC AVARA PHARMACEUTICAL FEDERAL EQUIPMENT SAMSUNG BIOLOGICS Creating Comprehensive SERVICES COMPANY Fully Supporting Customer Needs Solutions through Laboratory Uniting the Industry for the Microbial and Biological for Biologics Development and Testing p10 Prevention of Pharmageddon p48 Decontamination of Equipment Manufacturing p64 Bring Peace of Mind p52 > TABLE OF CONTENTS Pharma’s Almanac With over 1,000 pages Refreshingly Adaptable CDMO published in just one year, Pharma’s Almanac is now online. www.PharmasAlmanac.com THE EXECUTIVE EDITION M&A STRATEGY: STRUCTURING AND ALLIANCE A Note from the Editor 04 Cynthia A. 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