Theravance Preps For Separation As Breo Hits The U.S. Market
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
The San Francisco-based biotech is going through with a company spin-out that will put all of its royalty revenues in one entity and R&D work into another, as its lead respiratory product is being prepared for a global commercial launch.
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