With U.S Approval, EUSA Set To Prove Value of Transatlantic Spec Pharma Model – And Orphan Focus
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
U.S approval of orphan drug Erwinase puts specialty pharma firm EUSA on new growth trajectory, showing the value of its strategy to build a transatlantic infrastructure for niche products – and transitioning it from a commercially-focused to a development-capable organization.
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