Viatris Promises Clarity And Certainty On $9bn Transformation Plans
As Company Sticks With 2022 FY Guidance Following Q1 Financials
Executive Summary
Confident that it will divest all non-core assets by the end of next year, Viatris says it understands “the importance of remaining engaged” with investors during the revamp. Meanwhile, the company is keeping a close eye on foreign exchange rate headwinds moving further into 2022, while electing not to row back further on its 2022 full-year guidance.
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