Bayer/Regeneron: Typically Rich, Extra Regional
Executive Summary
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals' October 18th deal with Bayer is the perfect case-study for observers of today's biopharma sector: high-value, ex-US only, specialist, and with a nice split-indication twist in its tail.You may also be interested in...
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