Organisation: DCC Healthcare

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DCC stock expected to surge on back of Esso deal

Shares in DCC rose by over 6% yesterday on the back of the Dublin-based international support services group signing the second largest takeover deal in its history.

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DCC profits well ahead

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DCC raises its earnings forecast

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Analysts predict rise in DCC earnings

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DCC: Mild winter to hurt profits

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DCC ups guidance after ‘strong start’

DCC buys generic drugmaker for €68m

Support services giant DCC has strengthened its healthcare division with the €68.1m takeover of Kent Pharmaceutical — the largest manufacturer of generic medical treatments.

Fri, 21 Dec, 2012

Merger and acquisition activity grows 17.6%

Merger and acquisition activity grew by 17.6% during the second quarter of 2012, according to the latest NCB Corporate Finance M&A Tracker Survey.

Mon, 16 Jul, 2012

DCC Q3 boosted by cold snap

Business support services firm DCC said it has achieved “very strong revenue and operating profit growth” for the third quarter of 2010.

Wed, 02 Feb, 2011

DCC disposes of its M&R division to Patterson Medical for €37m

DCC has sold the ‘Mobility & Rehab’ arm of its healthcare division for €37 million to US firm, Patterson Medical.

Fri, 18 Jun, 2010

DCC buys medical firm for €16m

DCC, the firm recently embroiled in an insider dealing case with banana importer Fyffees, has announced the acquisition of British-based Squadron Medical for €16 million.

Sat, 24 Nov, 2007

DCC buys UK medical products company for €16m

Business support services group DCC has bought medical products supplier Squadron Medical in the UK for €16m.

Fri, 23 Nov, 2007

DCC Energy and Healthcare announce acquisitions

DCC Energy has acquired Dyneley Holdings Limited, a British fuel card business, and DCC Healthcare has acquired Laleham Healthcare, a British-based contract manufacturer.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2005

DCC expects to get €14.8m in damages

BUSINESS support services group DCC is confident it will be paid the €14.8 million in damages it has been awarded by the High Court in London against a Taiwanese public company.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2004