Cipla Moves Into mRNA Arena With Stake In German Biotech Ethris
Executive Summary
Cipla set to hold 10.35% in biotech Ethris, which is progressing inhaled mRNA-based therapies, among other key assets. The Indian firm expects its next wave of growth to come from areas like biosimilars and mRNA alongside lung leadership aspirations, putting the spotlight on the broader direction of the deal.
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