Glenmark ‘Not Taking Foot Off Pedal’ In US But Q1 Was Tough
Executive Summary
Glenmark reports challenging first quarter across key markets amid the pandemic, with US momentum impacted in part by pricing pressure in the dermatology segment. New product flows could restore uptick in that market, though US approval for rhinitis therapy Ryaltris is anticipated only in the second half of 2021.
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