Mylan NV is positioned to become a major player in the specialty injectables business as it incorporates its acquisition of Agila Specialties Pvt. Ltd., which is set to close later this year. Meanwhile, the company is preparing for some high-profile, high-risk generic launches, said the company at an analyst meeting held in New York on Aug. 1.
In February, Mylan ended months of speculation and announced that it was buying Strides Shasun Ltd.’s highly profitable injectable arm Agila in an all-cash deal worth $1.6 billion. At...
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