Pharma ExtrapolaTable: The 2016 Top 20
Executive Summary
The pharma top 20 will not be definitively known until May when Takeda and Astellas publish their 2016 annual results, the last Big Pharma companies to do so. But for those who cannot wait until then (or even until Jan. 24 when Johnson & Johnson kicks the process off), Scrip’s ExtrapolaTable gives an early glance at the shape of pharma as another year rolls on.
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