Sanofi

Q2 could be slower as loading benefits fade away; COVID-19 offers opportunities

30/04/20 -"We have increased our FY20 earnings on the back of a better than expected favourable product mix (higher sales contribution from the Dupixent and Influenza vaccine). Also, we had been quite ..."

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