With US Respiratory Pipeline Unlocked, Cipla Wants Lung Leadership
Also Sets Out Ambitions For China And Brazil
Executive Summary
Cipla sees an incremental revenue opportunity of up to $500m for its US franchise by fiscal 2025 and expects to propel growth with strong execution of its complex generics pipeline. The company is also beginning to “lay the blueprint” in China and Brazil, it said at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
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