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ANI Pledges To Keep Snapping Up Assets And Partnering

 
• By Aidan Fry

US niche generics and brands player ANI Pharmaceuticals intends to keep using its cash flow to fund product acquisitions and partnerships, particularly in the injectables arena.

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ANI Pharmaceuticals intends to keep shopping for baskets of ANDAs in the US • Source: Shutterstock

US-based specialty pharma player ANI Pharmaceuticals plans to continue with its strategy of building out both its pipeline and its marketing portfolio through acquisitions and alliances, rather than developing drugs on its own.

“We have substantial firepower to pursue strategic opportunities and we intend to continue to use our cash and cash availability to partner and/or acquire assets that represent future and immediate...

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