Krka Delivers On Pledge To Publish Five-Year Business Plan

R&D, Sales Growth And EBITDA Among Key Strategic Objectives

Slovenian firm Krka wishes to strengthen and optimize its vertically integrated business model over the next five years, just one of many goals just published by the company under a new business plan to 2026.

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Krka aims to be a leader in branded generics • Source: Alamy

Attaining at least 5% average annual sales growth in terms of volume/value, allocating 10% of revenues to research and development, and achieving an average EBITDA margin of at least 25% are among a raft of key strategic objectives that Krka Group has laid out to the year 2026, following publication of its nine-month financial results and 2022 group business plan.

The Slovenian firm also desires to enter new therapeutic classes and specialties as an “innovative generic company,” and develop complex...

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