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Perfil de la Compañía Mead Johnson Nutrition. Mead Johnson Nutrition es, según se describen a sí mismos en su página web, un líder global en la nutrición de neonatos y niños. Son mejor conocidos por sus familias de productos Enfamil® y Enfalac® de alimentación infantil, así como por sus productos regionales Enfagrow®, Enfapro®, Enfakid®, EnfaSchool®, y Sustagen® en Asia, y Choco Milk® y Cal-C-Tose® en México y América Latina. Sus ventas a 31 de Diciembre, 2007 han sido de aproximadamente $2.6 billones, destacando los siguientes puntos: Líderes globales en ventas de fórmula infantil, basado en ventas retail. Líderes en US, basado en el share del mercado estadounidense. Líderes en el mercado asiático, la región de mayor crecimiento en la industria de la alimentación pediátrica, en ventas de fórmula infantil, basado en ventas retail. La venta de la fórmula infantil representó un 67.2% y un 69.4% de las ventas totales en los nueve primeros meses de 2008 y en el año 2007 respectivamente. {draw:frame} Durante los últimos años han lanzado al mercado continuos productos innovadores, por ejemplo: La fabricación y distribución se gestiona mediante la cadena de logística totalmente integrada. Initial Public Offering El 10 de Febrero de 2009, Mead Johnson Nutrition Company anunció el pricing de su salida a bolsa en $24.00 por acción. El tamaño de la oferta fue incrementado de los iniciales 25 millones de acciones a 30. Según un comunicado de Bristol Meyers Squibb el día de salida de la IPO: ‘Con su propia acción pública en trading, Mead Johnson va a ser mucho más capaz de acelerar su crecimiento. Esta oferta también permite a Bristol Meyers Squibb fortalecer su estructura de capital, así como incrementar el enfoque en el portfolio de negocio de BioPharma, logrando aún otro punto de la estrategia en el negocio de la Sanidad que anunciamos hace poco más de un año. Nuestra dirección está de acuerdo en que esta IPO es una fantástica
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