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Hikma Hikes Generics Guidance As It Prepares For New CEO

Also Picks Up US Injectables Assets From Akorn In The Wake Of Bankruptcy

 
• By Dave Wallace

After a tough 2022 for its generics business, Hikma is predicting big things for the division this year, raising its full-year guidance from 20% growth to nearly 30% as new CEO Riad Mishlawi prepares to take the reins from the start of September. Meanwhile, the firm has also picked up assets from Akorn following its collapse.

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Hikma is improving its expectations for its generics business • Source: Shutterstock

Having already set out expectations earlier this year that its generics business would grow by 20% in 2023, Hikma has now gone even further by raising its annual guidance to nearly 30% growth for the generics segment.

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