‘Dark Days’ Are Over For Generics Division, Says Hikma CEO

The Company Foresees Strong Growth In The MENA Region

In its presentation at this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, Hikma highlighted its efforts in all three of its businesses, with optimism across the board.

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Hikma continues doubling down on its strategic turn towards more complex products and injectables while also forecasting better days for its generics division, based on its recent presentation at this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.

As of now, the company’s injectables division generates “well over” $1bn in revenue, and makes up almost half of Hikma’s...

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