Sanofi Says Genzyme Integration Is On Track, But Fabrazyme Production Won't Meet Goals
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Full production of the rare disease drug is pushed back a quarter, but analysts warm to Sanofi's full-year guidance and ability to meet overall goals for R&D and Genzyme integration.
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