A Clean Break with a Clear Vision
The Neogen selling Cleaners business move isn’t just a financial transaction; it’s a corporate recalibration. By divesting a non-core segment, Neogen is free to channel its resources and innovation into diagnostics—a sector with mounting global demand amid increasing regulatory standards and public health focus.
Kersia, meanwhile, gains a foothold in complementary markets and further solidifies its position as a global biosecurity leader.
As the ink dries on the agreement, the transaction reflects more than a shift in asset ownership—it embodies the evolving blueprint of two companies determined to lead in a world where food safety isn’t just a goal, it’s a global mandate.
