Lupin Gives Direction On Pegfilgrastim And Ranibizumab
Neulasta Biosimilar Previously Slated For FY2021
Executive Summary
Indian major Lupin is continuing to further efforts on its three main growth drivers: biosimilars, inhalation products and long-acting injectables, management told the virtual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.
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