UK Vaccines Business Pushes Wockhardt To Sales Growth
Company ‘Makes about 80% Of The AstraZeneca Vaccine’
Executive Summary
Having a year ago radically altered its business by offloading operations in India to rival Dr Reddy’s, India’s Wockhardt saw another burst of sales in the UK, amid its tie-up with AstraZeneca for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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