Scrip Company Of The Year Celgene In Rude Health Despite Hiccups
Executive Summary
Celgene, which continues to plough back a very high proportion of its revenues into R&D, remains the preferred partner of choice for biotechs who hope to bring the next wave of innovative products to the market, Kevin Loth, VP of corporate affairs and policy in Europe tells Scrip.
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