Stericycle Inc., Bannockburn,
Illinois, announced April 6 that it has completed the previously reported
divestiture of its Domestic Environmental Solutions business, excluding the
healthcare customer and unused consumer pharmaceutical take-back services, to Camp
Hill, Pennsylvania-based Harsco Corporation for approximately $462.5 million in
cash.
"The sale of the
Domestic Environmental Solutions business is the sixth divestiture we have
completed over the last 15 months and demonstrates important progress in our
transformation as we focus on our core business, reduce debt, enhance our
balance sheet flexibility, and drive long-term shareholder value,” Stericycle
CEO Cindy Miller says.
Following the
transaction, Stericycle will continue to offer solutions for unused consumer
pharmaceutical take-back and provide hazardous waste services to healthcare
customers as an integrated services provider. Stericycle has subcontracted with
Harsco to perform hazardous waste services, including collection,
transportation and disposal as necessary. The transaction will not impact the
operations of Stericycle’s regulated medical waste and secure information
destruction businesses. Stericycle intends to use net proceeds from the
divestiture to pay down outstanding debt.
Stifel, St. Louis,
acted as the financial advisor to Stericycle with respect to the transaction to
sell the Domestic Environmental Solutions business and Latham & Watkins LLP,
Los Angeles, acted as legal advisor. Bank of America Securities, New York, also provided financial advice to Stericycle.
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