Alvogen’s Lotus Bags $50m Investment To Boost Access In Asia
Taiwan-Based Company Issues 17m New Shares
Executive Summary
Lotus Pharmaceuticals aims to build a stronghold in Thailand and beyond, after the Alvogen subsidiary announced a partnership with a subsidiary of Thai state-owned conglomerate PTT, which includes a $50m capital injection.
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