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Lilly’s Japan Sales Grow 4.5% to 275 Billion Yen in 2019

April 15, 2020
Eli Lilly Japan said on April 14 that its 2019 revenue rose 4.5% over the previous year to 275 billion yen, driven by growth in its diabetes and oncology franchises as well as brisk sales in the autoimmune disease sector.…

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