Strides Targets $200-400m From Generic Injectables In Mid-Term
Insulin Glargine, Lispro In Development
Executive Summary
Strides has set a sales target of $200-400m for Stelis’s generic injectables business in two to four years as part of its plan to reach $800m in total revenues in four years. Meanwhile, Stelis’s Rh-teriparatide for osteoporosis and sodium hyaluronate for osteoarthritis await Phase III incremental studies in the US.
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