‘I Really Could Not Refuse’: Pharmascience CEO Arès Reflects On First Six Months

Canadian Generics Manufacturer Has Ambitions To Double Sales By End Of Decade

Taking over from the son of the company’s founder at the beginning of 2023, Martin Arès, the CEO of Canadian generics manufacturer Pharmascience, talks to Generics Bulletin about investment, international expansion and biosimilars.

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“The ambition is really to double our sales in the next five to six years,” the CEO of privately owned Canadian manufacturer PharmaScience, Martin Arès, reveals to Generics Bulletin as part of an exclusive interview.

“It took 40 years to reach CAD1bn ($738m) of sales,” he reflects. “I would be very disappointed if we don’t...

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