Slovenia Is Our Commitment; Evotec Is A Gamechanger: Sandoz’s Stenico

First Part Of Exclusive Interview With Sandoz’s Global Head For Biosimilars

On the sidelines of Medicines for Europe’s 19th biosimilar conference in Amsterdam, Sandoz global biosimilars chief Peter Stenico spoke to Generics Bulletin about the firm’s preparations and strategy ahead of its proposed spinoff from Novartis later this year.

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“It’s a good change to make, going from a country-specific operation into a more strategic role, a global role – one where you basically define and execute the strategy for the most important business we have in Sandoz for the next five to 10 years,” Peter Stenico, Sandoz’s global head for biosimilars, tells Generics Bulletin.

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