Olympus to acquire British medical equipment maker Gyrus

Olympus to acquire British medical equipment maker Gyrus

TOKYO, Japan - Olympus Corp. President Tsuyoshi Kikugawa speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Nov. 19, announcing that the company will spend about 211.7 billion yen to turn Gyrus Group PLC, a British medical equipment maker, into a wholly owned subsidiary. (Kyodo)

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