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23 June 2021Big PharmaAlex Baldwin

Pharma company fails to block €140m licence payment

Taiwanese pharmaceutical company PharmaEssentia Corporation (PEC) has failed to convince a district court judge to throw out a €140 million award to AOP Orphan Pharmaceuticals (AOP).

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