The potential $10-billion deal has split the market, pitting those who trust chairman Dilip Shanghvi’s track record of value creation against skeptics wary of Organon’s $8.9 billion debt pile and recent governance issues.
Why Sun Pharma’s hefty bid for Organon has divided investors
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