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Endo’s Bleak Financial Reality May See Hope In Spring Amid Potential Restructuring

Generic And Injectables Products Saw Competition And Revenue Decrease

 
• By Urtė Fultinavičiūtė

Endo’s generic and injectable segments struggled last year, with even lower projections for 2024, but potential financial restructuring may help the company rise from the ashes.

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The struggle is real for Endo. The Dublin-headquartered firm continues to see a drop in financial performance as its generic and injectable products fail to capture the market.

Endo reported a 10% decrease in total net revenues in Q4 2023, making a total of $498m compared to $556m...

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