ANI Has Four-Pillar Growth Strategy Following Novitium Deal

As Company Sees Q4 Revenue Increase On The Back Of Generics Sales

With a four-pillar growth strategy, ANI Pharma plans over 25 product launches in 2021 and 2022. With the recent acquisition of Novitium the company is also advancing three 505(b)(2) candidates in oncology and hypertension, after seeing a slight growth in overall revenues and generics sales in 2020. 

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ANI Pharma announces a four-pillar growth strategy along with Q4 2020 results • Source: Shutterstock

A fresh four-pillar strategy for sustainable future growth has been set out by ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. recently-installed president, CEO and director Nikhil Lalwani, following a “gap analysis” conducted by external consultants.

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