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Biogen spins off Bioverativ with focus on hemophilia

American Pharmacy News Reports | Mar 1, 2017
Biogen shareholders automatically received stock in Bioverativ.  
Biogen shareholders automatically received stock in Bioverativ.   | File photo
Biogen Inc., a global pharmaceutical manufacture, has launched a subsidiary global hemophilia business, Bioverativ.
Bioverativ is an independent, publicly traded company focused on hemophilia and rare blood disorders.
The separation occurred on Feb. 1 with stock shares available for purchase on Feb. 2. Biogen shareholders automatically received stock in Bioverativ.  
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