Celltrion Juggles Biosimilar Market Share As It Shifts To Direct Marketing
Korean Firm Also Settles Avastin Litigation To Allow CT-P16 Bevacizumab Launch
Executive Summary
Celltrion Healthcare was ultimately able to increase its revenue by 16.7%, with stronger growth expected in H2.
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