Sandoz deal bolsters Aurobindo on derma
Executive Summary
Aurobindo says it is continuing to focus its efforts on driving profitability through a “differentiated portfolio”, with a particular focus on dermatology, after striking in early September a US$1.0 billion deal to acquire Sandoz’ dermatology and oral-solids business in the US.
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