Mylan Will Invest $1bn In India
The investment over the next 5-6 years will support Mylan's global supply chain
Executive Summary
Generics giant Mylan, which has a large chunk of its manufacturing operations in India, has said it will invest $1bn over the next five to six years in the country, maintaining the spending pace the company has established over the last few years.
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