Celera to Unload AgGen in $2.1M Deal with Paradigm

Dec 04, 2001

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 – Paradigm Genetics has entered a deal to acquire Celera’s AgGen plant genomics and genotyping business in a stock deal valued at $2.1 million, the companies said Tuesday.

Under the terms of the deal, Celera will receive 422,459 Paradigm shares. Paradigm closed at $4.87 in trading on the Nasdaq Monday.

Celera will also share service revenues with Paradigm. Further details and specifics about the revenue sharing plan were not available.

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