Biosimilars Boost Offsets Generics Slide For Sandoz
Sales Remain Steady In 2020 Despite Turbulence Of COVID-19
Executive Summary
Despite the turbulence of 2020 and the pressures of the coronavirus pandemic, Sandoz has reported steady sales for the year, as biopharmaceuticals sales up by a fifth offset a slide in turnover from retail generics.
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