Neuraxpharm Boosts Branded Business With Established Sanofi Portfolios

Latest Acquisition Should See Firm’s Annual Gross Sales Expand To €600m

CNS specialist Neuraxpharm has purchased two of Sanofi’s product portfolios, substantially expanding the number of branded products it has to offer.

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Neuraxpharm has purchased two portfolios of CNS, pain and vascular disease products • Source: Shutterstock

Privately-owned central nervous system specialist Neuraxpharm has struck a deal with Sanofi to acquire two product portfolios for CNS, pain and vascular diseases, a move which it expects will lead to its annual gross sales hitting around €600m ($603m) and will significantly expand its portfolio of branded products.

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