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Facing Pricing Pressure And Generic Erosion, Simcere Shifts To Innovative Products For Future Growth: China Earnings Roundup (Part I)

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

Executive Summary

China’s healthcare industry saw slower growth in the third quarter. In a recurring feature, PharmAsia News combs through earnings reports to bring you highlights of China’s leading pharma companies and how their efforts affect different sectors of the industry.

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