Record Revenues For Takeda But Headwinds Coming
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Executive Summary
While Japan's largest pharma company reached a number of milestones last fiscal year, it is facing a number of challenges to revenues in 2023, for which it is looking to its core commercial portfolio and pipeline to help drive growth.
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