Advanz aims to grow after Concordia switch

Concordia International is looking to invest in licensing and co-development deals, as well as in product and company acquisitions, as it seeks to revive its fortunes under the new Advanz Pharma brand following the completion of a recapitalisation transaction that took place in early September.

Concordia International is looking to invest in licensing and co-development deals, as well as in product and company acquisitions, as it seeks to revive its fortunes under the new Advanz Pharma brand following the completion of a recapitalisation transaction that took place in early September.

Chief executive officer Graeme Duncan acknowledged that Concordia had “been through a tough time for the past two and a...

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