Roche has announced that the FTC has issued a second request for information on its proposed acquisition of Illumina. Under the terms of the tender offer, Roche will purchase all outstanding shares of Illumina for $44.50 in cash. Switzerland-based Roche is the world’s largest biotech company. The request concerns Roche’s microarray business. The Hart-Scott-Rodino waiting period will be delayed until 10 days after Roche has substantially complied with the second request.
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