Ackman Shoots Down Idea of Valeant (VRX) Unloading Bausch & Lomb
Pershing Square's Bill Ackman, speaking on CNBC late Thursday, said that Valeant Pharma (NYSE: VRX) isn't going to sell its Bausch & Lomb unit.
It's a core asset. We're only considering selling non-core assets,
Ackman, who was recently appointed to Valeant's board, commented.
Ackman recently said on Pershing Square's Q1 conference call that Valeant's board was working expeditiously to find a replacement CEO for outgoing Mike Pearson, but that Pearson was doing a terrific job in the interim. Ackman believes a new CEO could be appointed within weeks, not months.
Shares of Valeant are indicated for a higher open Friday.
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