A big Opportunity is coming up! Is Bharat's Pharma Industry ready to grab it? Total 24 blockbuster drugs, with global sales worth $251 Billion, have lost/set to lose their patents in US by 2030, which would unleash major business & growth opportunities for Bharat's Pharma Cos. Expiry of patents would mean that drugmakers will be able to launch GENERIC VERSIONS of these drugs, which are typically priced up to 90% LOWER than their innovator drug.
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