Sulzer has agreed to acquire Swiss-German privately held drug delivery device developer and manufacturer Haselmeier in a deal worth €100m ($118m).

Haselmeier develops and manufactures drug delivery devices, including self-injection pens, indicated for use in reproductive health, growth disorders, osteoporosis and diabetes.

The acquisition is part of Sulzer’s strategy to expand its applicator division, which manufactures devices, including for the beauty, car and healthcare markets.

Furthermore, by integrating the acquired business with its APS division, Sulzer expects to generate cost synergies through insourcing.

Sulzer APS president Girts Cimermans said: “We are excited to welcome the Haselmeier team into the APS family. Haselmeier has a successful track record of providing innovative drug delivery devices based on its proprietary IP business model.

“We believe that we will add to the success story by providing financial strength and precision injection moulding capabilities, thereby accelerating the company’s growth. Furthermore, combining our expertise in liquid mixing applications with Haselmeier’s drug delivery competence will benefit our pharmaceutical customers, providing them with innovative and differentiated devices and services.”

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