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Generics Bulletin Explains: Sandoz’s Spinoff From Novartis

Ahead Of Capital Markets Day On 8 June, The Story So Far For The Spinoff Of Sandoz

 
• By Dave Wallace

Ahead of a Sandoz capital markets day on 8 June, Generics Bulletin explains what we know so far about the firm’s spinoff from parent company Novartis – as well as the questions that the companies are yet to answer.

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Sandoz is set to spin off from Novartis later this year • Source: Shutterstock

Sandoz management is preparing to set out detailed plans for the soon-to-be standalone company at a capital markets day on 8 June, as the firm gets closer to being spun off from parent company Novartis.

With industry onlookers eager to learn more about the generics and biosimilars specialist’s future plans, Generics Bulletin traces the path that has brought Sandoz to this point – as well as

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