CEO Peter Goldschmidt Is Seeking Both Organic And Inorganic Expansion
• By David Wallace
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After a 12-month period that has seen Stada make significant investments in generics, biosimilars and consumer healthcare, CEO Peter Goldschmidt tells Generics Bulletin that the firm does not intend to stop there, as it pursues both organic and inorganic growth opportunities.
Peter Goldschmidt sets out Stada’s strategy • Source: Stada
Over the past year, Stada has made no secret of its appetite to strike major acquisition and partnership deals as part of its growth strategy.
Late last year the firm struck a key European biosimilars deal with Alvotech, covering seven biosimilars “in all key European...
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