Sandoz Aims For $6bn Biosimilar Business By 2030
Sandoz Has A 22% Share Of Global Biosimilars Market At Present
Executive Summary
Fueled by a pipeline of more than 15 biosimilar candidates, Sandoz is aiming to treble the size of its $2bn global biosimilars business by 2030, targeting the US, Europe and Japan. Management spoke at length about the firm’s achievements and prospects during a meeting of parent Novartis’ management.
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