So What’s Next For Hanmi?
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Hanmi's surprising success in R&D this year has left people wondering what strategy the leading South Korean pharma firm may take next to transform into a big global player like Takeda. With an expected massive inflow of cash from a series of big licensing out deals with multinationals, it may be poised to change its R&D strategy and even engage in some M&A.
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