Teva Outlines US Opportunities Amid North American Decline

Future Targets Include Generic Symbicort And Alvotech-Partnered Humira Biosimilar

With Teva continuing to report declining North American generics sales – albeit more than offset by increases in other territories and business units – the company has highlighted future targets in the US as it pushes forward with its new “pivot to growth” strategy.

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Teva has identified future targets in the US • Source: Shutterstock

With Teva’s second-quarter results presentation representing the first quarterly results since the firm launched its new “pivot to growth” strategy, it was no surprise that CEO Richard Francis began by talking up Teva’s branded interests.

He cited an “exciting quarter” for the firm thanks to the launch of its new once-a-day formulation of its deutetrabenazine...

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