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ProductLife Group (PLG) completes acquisition of Halloran Consulting Group to strengthen its global position

Oct 16, 2024•10 months ago

Acquiring Company

ProductLife Group

Acquired Company

Halloran Consulting Group

CourbevoieBostonPharmaceuticalConsultingBiotechnology

Description

ProductLife Group (PLG) has announced the acquisition of Halloran Consulting Group, a life science consulting firm in the United States. This strategic move further expands PLG's global reach and capabilities in supporting the development of new therapies, providing comprehensive healthcare services, and enhancing its presence in the North American market. The acquisition reinforces PLG's commitment to delivering safe and effective healthcare solutions across the globe, aligning both companies under a shared vision of supporting patient access.

Company Information

Company

ProductLife Group

Location

Courbevoie, Ile De France, France

About

ProductLife Group’s mission is to improve human health by delivering regulatory compliance services for the safe and effective use of medical solutions. Since almost 30 years, PLG supports clients through the entire product life cycle, combining local expertise with global reach spanning more than 130 countries. It provides consulting and outsourcing services in the areas of regulatory affairs, quality and compliance, vigilances and medical information, covering both established products and innovative therapeutics & diagnostics. With a goal of continuously improving the value delivered to people and customers, PLG is committed to long-term partnership, innovation, flexibility, and cost efficiency.

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