British drugmaker GSK will sell off the rest of its share in Haleon after slowly selling off multibillion-dollar pieces of its ownership in the consumer company.
The sale of the final 4.2% stake in Haleon, which was created in 2019 by merging Pfizer and GSK’s consumer health businesses, caps a string of sales since last year. When the company was spun off in 2022, GSK retained about 13% of Haleon’s shares, the pharma major said in a filing Thursday. But it sold chunks of its stake last May and in January.
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