While others divest, Sandoz expands: "Antibiotics are the backbone of modern medicine"

Unlike many large pharmaceutical companies, Sandoz is still investing in antibiotics, most recently through the acquisition of a GSK portfolio and an expansion in European production. This business area will remain central to the company, says Carol Lynch.
Photo: Sandoz / PR
Photo: Sandoz / PR
by elizabeth mønsted johansen, translated by catherine brett

The antibiotics business at Sandoz has been on something of a rollercoaster ride over the past two years. After a spike in demand at the start of the pandemic, sales plummeted due to cancelled operations, and the company has only just started to see normalization on the market.

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