Global e-commerce giant Amazon has entered into a definitive merger agreement with tech-driven direct primary care provider One Medical. Amazon will acquire One Medical for USD 18 per share for a total consideration of USD 3.9 billion, payable in cash. The deal is subject to shareholder and regulatory approval.
One Medical’s CEO Amir Dan Rubin will remain CEO after the acquisition is completed. The firm operates both D2C and B2B2C business models, partnering with health plans and employers. It currently has more than 8,000 B2B2C clients.
As part of its push into healthcare, Amazon launched its digital pharmacy after acquiring PillPack in 2020 and established its virtual care service, Amazon Care, in 2021. The One Medical deal marks Amazon’s third-largest acquisition, behind organic grocer Whole Foods Market and film studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
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