Sandoz Lays Out Plan For Rebound With Top Line Stagnant In 2021
Core Operating Profit Falls By 12% As Reported; 14% In Constant Currencies
Executive Summary
Novartis admits that its Sandoz division is not expected to enjoy turnover growth in 2022, due to a lack of material launches, but is planning for a rise in 2023 and beyond.
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