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Illumina responds to EC Grail divestiture order

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Illumina Inc.
ILMN,
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responded Friday to an order it received Thursday from the European Commission directing the company to divest its $7.1 billion acquisition of cancer-test maker Grail. Illumina said it has 12 months to divest Grail, with a potential three-month extension, and “will be permitted to explore a range of structures including, but not limited to, a third-party sale or a capital markets transaction.” The company said in a statement it was committed to resolving all issues in a timely manner. “Notably, the terms of the order provide for flexibility in transaction structure, an encouraging outcome from Illumina’s ongoing dialogue with the EC,” Illumina said. Illumina shares declined 0.7% in Friday trading.

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