Biocon Sees Recovery In Biosimilars, Scope To Address Affordability In US
Mylan Partnership Bears Fruit
Executive Summary
Biocon’s biosimilars business sees bounce-back in first quarter of fiscal 2021, with the US business witnessing gradually improving demand. The Indian company also sees potential for improved affordability in the US.
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