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Fresenius Brings In Transparency Change For Kabi Unit

Business On Track To Meet Or Exceed Its Targets For The Current Financial Year

 
• By Chloe Kent

Fresenius Kabi has switched from a geographic to segment-focused quarterly disclosure, in an attempt to improve transparency across its four key business units, three of which have been identified as key growth drivers.

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Fresenius Kabi is aiming to improve transparency • Source: Shutterstock

Quarterly disclosures have been altered at Fresenius Kabi, from a geographic to a product segment view, as the company continues to maintain strong growth across its medtech, nutrition and biopharma “growth vectors.”

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