Novartis Chief Commits To Sandoz And Its German Headquarters
Executive Summary
Novartis has no plans to sell Sandoz, nor to move the generics division’s headquarters from its current location in Holzkirchen, Germany. Legacy German brand Hexal also remains part of the company’s plans.
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