Baker & McKenzie and Clayton Utz are advising on the $691 million sale of Sydney-based iNova Pharmaceuticals Pty. Ltd. to Canadian drug company Valeant Pharmaceutical International, Inc.

Mississauga, Ontario-based Valeant is buying iNova from a consortium led by Australian private equity firms Ironbridge and Archer Capital. The Australian company’s leading brands including weight-loss drug Duromine and cold medicines Difflam and Duro-Tuss, which are distributed throughout Asia, Australia, and South Africa.

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