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Dispute between UCD and APC Ltd over shareholding goes to Commercial court

A dispute over whether University College Dublin is entitled to a 15% shareholding in a fast-growing company involved in developing commercial processes for global pharmaceutical giants has come before the Commercial Court.

Dispute between UCD and APC Ltd over shareholding goes to Commercial court

Mon, 04 Dec, 2017 - 14:57

By Ann O'Loughlin

A dispute over whether University College Dublin is entitled to a 15% shareholding in a fast-growing company involved in developing commercial processes for global pharmaceutical giants has come before the Commercial Court.

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