Viatris Will Tread A Different Path
Mylan-Upjohn Combination Neither Pure Generics Nor Big Pharma Player
Executive Summary
By merging to create Viatris, Mylan and Pfizer’s Upjohn unit intend to occupy a space between generics players and big pharma by offering a broad array of affordable products all around the world.
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