Walgreens considers selling $2B pharmacy automation business

Walgreens Boots Alliance is weighing whether to sell its pharmacy automation business, which is worth $2 billion, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg

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No final decision has been made. If Walgreens decides to sell the unit, named iA, to interested parties such as rival healthcare organizations and private equity firms, it could make space for Summit Health, which Walgreens’ affiliate VillageMD bought for $8.9 billion in January, according to Bloomberg

Walgreens’ iA is a pharmacy automation solutions segment that helps pharmacies fill prescriptions for mail-order transactions, according to its site

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