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3/23 09:00

Abbott Completes Acquisition of Exact Sciences

Abbott (ABT) announced it has completed the acquisition of Exact Sciences (EXAS), establishing Abbott as a leader in fast-growing cancer screening and diagnostics segments and enabling the company to serve millions of additional people. Pursuant to the terms of the merger agreement, upon completion of the acquisition, Exact Sciences became a wholly owned subsidiary of Abbott. As a result of the completion of the acquisition, March 20, 2026, was the last day of trading of Exact Sciences shares on the Nasdaq Stock Market.

3/20 09:10

Abbott Expects to Close Acquisition of Exact Sciences on March 23

Abbott (ABT) expects to close the acquisition of Exact Sciences (EXAS) on Monday, March 23. The announcement follows receipt of all regulatory clearances necessary for closing. The transaction enables Abbott to enter and lead in fast-growing cancer screening and diagnostics segments, serving millions of additional people. Together with Exact Sciences, Abbott will accelerate innovation, expand access to life-changing diagnostics, and help more people detect and manage cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. As previously communicated, this transaction is expected to add approximately $3B of incremental sales in 2026, accelerate Abbott's 2026 sales growth by approximately 0.5% and dilute 2026 adjusted earnings per share by approximately $0.20.

2/20 16:10

Exact Sciences Shareholders Approve Abbott Acquisition

Exact Sciences (EXAS) announced that its stockholders voted to approve the proposed acquisition of Exact Sciences by Abbott (ABT) at the special meeting of stockholders. Subject to the satisfaction or waiver of the remaining conditions to closing, the transaction is expected to close before the end of the second calendar quarter of 2026.

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