CEO Kevin Ali Marks Organon’s Progress In First Post-Spin Year
Women’s Health Build-Up Continues Through Deals
Executive Summary
A year after Organon spun out of Merck, the company has delivered on its financial guidance, generated double-digit biosimilars sales growth and executed six deals to grow in women’s health.
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