Sun Underlines 'Competitive Profile' Of Psoriasis Asset In Crowded Market
Executive Summary
India's Sun Pharma, the world's fifth largest specialty generic company, emphasized the "very competitive profile" of its late-stage psoriasis asset, tildrakizumab, at its Q2 earnings, but will that hold in a market that is expected to become increasingly saturated?
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