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Nichi-Iko Offers Heartfelt Apology As It Forecasts Huge Annual Loss

As Analyst Warns: Pharmacies And Medical Institutions ‘May Start To Desert Nichi-Iko’

Executive Summary

Nichi-Iko’s first-half financial results made for unhappy reading again as the company’s bottom line was battered by longstanding quality problems, leading the firm to announce huge projected losses for its current financial year ending in March 2022.

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