Dr Reddy’s Pressing On In Russia, China Approvals Add Spark
Sputnik Light Being Pursued As Universal Booster
Executive Summary
Momentum for Dr Reddy’s in China as a string of approvals including for lenalidomide come through, while it appears to be on an even keel in Russia, a market where several foreign firms have cutback activities in the wake of the Ukraine conflict. Will the Indian firm’s Russia strategy payback?
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