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Aurobindo Acquires Seven Oncology Injectables From Spectrum

 
• By Grace Montgomery

In line with its strategy to establish its presence in the US branded market, Aurobindo has through its subsidiary Acrotech Biopharma acquired seven marketed oncology injectables from Spectrum Pharmaceuticals in a deal worth up to US$300 million.

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Aurobindo has acquired seven oncology injectables from Spectrum • Source: Shutterstock

Aurobindo is set to expand its presence in the US branded market after snapping up through its Acrotech Biopharma subsidiary seven marketed oncology injectable products from Spectrum Pharmaceuticals.

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