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Acquisitions Catapult China Biologic Into Leading Biopharma Outfit; Position It For Global Competition With U.S., EU Players

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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BEIJING - The chief executive officer of China Biologic Products Inc. said an aggressive acquisition strategy has helped transform the company into China's leading privately held provider of plasma-based biopharmaceuticals, and that the outfit is aiming to expand its geographical footprint across the globe

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