Faes Farma


Base business recovers in Q2; FY21 outlook reiterated despite resurfacing COVID-19 concerns

28/07/21 -"On softer comps, Faes witnessed some recovery in the base business in Q2 21. While resurfacing COVID-19 concerns and Bilastine’s recent patent loss in Spain does signal a tricky period ahead, one ..."

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28/07/21
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