Xelpros Approval Adds Spark To Sun’s Site Too?
Executive Summary
Xelpros may not be seen as a huge money-spinner, but its approval by the US FDA signals Sun Pharma's expanding interest in the US ophthalmology space. The clearance also potentially indicates that recent compliance issues at the company’s Halol site may not be all-encompassing.
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