Seeing Is Believing: GSK Pledges To Upgrade Key Antibiotics Plant As Witty Hosts Q3 Call From Singapore
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
During a celebration to mark GSK’s 40th year in Singapore, CEO Andrew Witty announces new investments in work-horse manufacturing plants and reaffirms openness to share patient data from clinical studies.
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