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    Monsanto (MON) Agrees to Acquire Pfizer's (PFE) Chesterfield Village Research Center for $435M
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    Under the terms of the agreement, Monsanto will acquire the property from Pfizer for $435 million to be paid over time, and Pfizer will continue to have operations at Chesterfield Village through a lease agreement, primarily performing Biotherapeutic Pharmaceutical research. "This Chesterfield Village Research Center is truly a world-class facility and our agreement with Pfizer will enable both of our companies to maintain our deep research roots in St. Louis for years to come" said Robb Fraley, Ph.D. , Monsanto's chief technology officer. Full Article at Street Insider
    This Chesterfield Village Research Center is truly a world-class facility and our agreement with Pfizer will enable both of our companies to maintain our deep research roots in St. Louis for years to come
    SOURCE: Street Insider 3 weeks ago
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Monsanto (MON) Agrees to Acquire Pfizer's (PFE) Chesterfield Village Research Center for $435M
  1. Pfizer will continue to perform important Biotherapeutic Research at the Chesterfield Village Research Center
    SOURCE: Street Insider 3 weeks ago
  2. We will continue to partner with Monsanto to ensure high-caliber research is ongoing in St. Louis, and that researchers from both companies will continue to share the Chesterfield Village Research Center.
    SOURCE: Street Insider 3 weeks ago
  3. The research we do at this facility is the foundation of our business, paving the way for next-generation products that create real benefits on the farm and in our world. This is yet another investment in our ever-growing pipeline, which enables us to deliver new and improved technologies.
    SOURCE: Street Insider 3 weeks ago

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