As China Prices Drop, Junshi Looks To Coherus To Take PD-1 Global
Execs See China Deal Structure, Valuation Evolving
Executive Summary
After Novartis, US firm Coherus leaps into the China immuno-oncology fray by licensing rights to innovative drugs from Shanghai's Junshi.
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