The Generics Bulletin Top 50, Part One: Industry Top 10 Reshaped By Leaders’ Transformations

Perrigo Rx Divestment Sees Firm Drop Out Of Top Five As Sun Rises

A new entrant into the top five global generics and biosimilars companies shows how transformations for some of the leading off-patent players are reshaping the industry landscape, with more major changes in the pipeline. We examine the 10 leaders of the pack in the first instalment of this year’s Generics Bulletin Top 50.

Generics Bulletin Top 50 2022
A new order is emerging for the leading companies • Source: Shutterstock

In the ever-evolving global generics and biosimilars industry, one constant that can be relied upon is change. Even as the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic recedes, fresh political and economic pressures are being felt by firms across the world, while specific local trends are also playing their part in the fortunes of regional players.

Alongside these external factors, active strategic decisions made by the world’s off-patent industry leaders are also significantly reshaping the competitive landscape, transforming and reconfiguring some of the highest-profile companies in

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