Hong Kong's AID Partners buys Israel's GeneSort
Hong Kong-listed private equity firm AID Partners has acquired Israel-based molecular diagnostics company GeneSort for $23 million.
According to a regulatory filing, AID will make the purchase through its wholly-owned subsidiary Honour Best Holdings that in turn will create a special-purpose vehicle to buy a 100% stake in GeneSort....
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