The growing importance of biosimilars to the global off-patent industry is highlighted in the third and final part of Generics Bulletin’s annual Top 50 ranking of the world’s leading generics and biosimilars players.
Biosimilars Players Climb Global Rankings
Final Part Of Top 50 Ranking Sees Biosimilars Specialists Making Progress
Biosimilars players are gaining an increasing foothold in the off-patent industry, as demonstrated by the final part of our annual Top 50 ranking.

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