Sumitomo Dainippon Pharma hopes to eventually derive 100 billion yen from what it dubs the “frontier business,” looking to provide novel healthcare solutions beyond pharmaceuticals particularly in Japan and the US, President Hiroshi Nomura revealed on August 6. “We’re not…
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