Examples of using Zeneca in English and their translations into German
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ZENECA Ltd.
Astra AB, Sweden and Zeneca Group PLC, UK.
Zeneca is No.
THE COMMISSION AUTHORISES THE JOINTVENTURE OF ZENECA SEEDS AND VANDERHAVE.
Zeneca Pharmaceuticals.
The new company AstraZenca will be held 46.5% by Astra and53.5% by Zeneca.
AstraZeneca was created through the merger between Astra AB and Zeneca Group PLC in the spring 1999.
The company was founded in 1999 by merger of Swedish Astra AB andBritish Zeneca Group.
Lehman Brothers estimate based on information from Zeneca pic.(2) 306 459 ECU, in 1986 1 ECU 0.98 USD.
AstraZeneca is the product of a merger in 1999 between Sweden's Astra AB andthe UK company Zeneca Plc.
Commission authorises'merger of equals' between Astra(Sweden) and Zeneca(UK) under conditions.
The Commission cleared a joint venture whereby Zeneca and Cooperatie Suiker Unie merge theirglobal seed business, Zeneca Seeds and Royal VanderHave Group.
The decision authorizes the formation of a joint venture between Zeneca and VanderHave in the seed sector.
On the market for High Barrier Polymers, the new entity will have to face on these markets competition from large multinational companies such as DOW,the Japanese companies Asahi and Kureha, or Zeneca.
Dr Shawcross has engaged in successful collaborations with Astra Zeneca, Smith and Nephew Healthcare, and Johnson& Johnson Healthcare.
The operation concerned theacquisition of all the shares in the Swedish company Astra AB(“Astra”)by the Zeneca Group Plc UK.
The company was formed in April1999 by the merger of Astra AB of Sweden and Zeneca Group PLC of the UK, both companies with strong traditions in safety, health and environment(SHE) work.
Until 1989 he held a number of positions for ICI Pharmaceuticals and Agrochemicals(which became Zeneca in 1993) in the U. K.
By the operation, Zeneca Limited of the UK and Coöperatie Suiker Unie U.A. of the Netherlands will merge their seed businesses, in which they operate through their subsidiaries, Zeneca Seeds and Royal VanderHave respectively.
Whereas a dossier for the active substance ZA 1963(picoxystrobin)was submitted by Zeneca Agrochemicals to the Irish authorities on 26 May 1999;
In 1987, SES was taken over by the British multinational ICI, which, in 1993 decided to group a number of activities- including seeds-within a separate international company called Zeneca.
Ireland received an application under Article 6(2)of Directive 91/414/EEC on 26 May 1999 from Zeneca Agrochemicals(now Syngenta) concerning picoxystrobin.
The Europen Commission has approved the operation by which Zeneca Group Plc active in research, production and sales of pharmaceutical products, acquires all the shares in Astra AB also active in pharmaceutical products and in medical devices, by means of a public bid.
The parties' activities in other areas are largely complementary in nature:Astra is the market leader in gastro-intestinal drugs, but Zeneca is not active in this field.
With regard to local anaesthetics, where Astra is the world market leader, Zeneca has undertaken to reverse all arrangements relating to Chirocaine, a new long acting local anaesthetic which Zeneca licensed-in last year.
It was also vital to enlist the active input of large powder pro ducers andwe succeeded in getting worldleading companies such as Glaxo-Wellcome, Zeneca and Smith Kline Beecham on board.
The European Commission has authorised the sale of the specialty chemicals division of Zeneca Limited, a UK company and a subsidiary of Astra Zeneca plc, to Cinven Limited and Investcorp International Limited, two UK based venture capital and investment companies.
Neither Cinven nor Investcorp, nor any of the investee companies which they control are engaged in the same product market or the same upstream or downstream product market norin any closely related product market as the product markets in which Zeneca Specialties Chemicals is active.
Materialise launched PHIDIAS in 1993 with Siemens Medical Systems,Europe's largest producer of medical scanners, Zeneca, a world supplier of resins, and the interdisciplinary medical imaging research group of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven(KUL), Belgium's largest and oldest university.
Cinven and Investcorp will make the acquisition through a group of newly created vehicle companies, partly by acquiring the shares of certain companies within Zeneca Specialties and in part by acquiring the assets of businesses operations of Zeneca Specialties.