ANI Pharma Looks to Buy A Platform For Its Push Into Injectables

Having swelled its pipeline of US injectable drugs through an acquisition, ANI Pharmaceuticals is on the lookout for attractive manufacturing assets.

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ANI Pharmaceuticals is looking to acquire assets to support its push into the US injectables arena • Source: Shutterstock

US generics player ANI Pharmaceuticals is looking to buy manufacturing assets to support its expansion from the solid and liquid oral-dose sector into the injectables arena. Having recently acquired four development-stage generic injectables from Coeptis Pharmaceuticals, the Minnesota-based firm currently has a pipeline of six injectable drugs.

“With the money we have available to us as we move into the injectable platform, we will be looking for...

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