Formycon Highlights Greater Focus On Biosimilars As Athos Deal Completes
Anticipated Profits From Biosimilar Candidates To Expand Future Development
Executive Summary
Formycon has completed its acquisition of Athos’ biosimilar candidates for Stelara and Lucentis, following the announcement of the deal in March.
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