Novartis


Encouraging Q2 21; but keep a close eye on COVID-19 situation

21/07/21 -"Novartis reported promising Q2 21 results, driven by a combination of improving pandemic situation and ‘softer comps’, i.e. reversal of forward buying in Q2 20. Most importantly, some momentum ..."

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Published on
21/07/21
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