BMS Focuses On Driving Future Growth As Revlimid Generic Launches Near
Opdivo, Eliquis Rise From Year-Ago Quarter, But Down From Q2
Executive Summary
New product sales doubled from $161m in the first quarter to $344m in Q3 and the R&D pipeline advancing as planned ahead of generic competition for Revlimid, which will begin to launch in 2022.
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