Aspen And Mylan Strike A Deal On Australia And New Zealand Portfolio
Executive Summary
Mylan has bolstered its presence in key Australasian markets through a portfolio distribution arrangement with Aspen Pharma, which includes an option to buy in March 2019; the South African firm, on the other hand, is continuing to manage its portfolio in the markets, “allowing enhanced operational focus and removing complexity.”
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