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Astellas Now Aims at Peak Sales of 300-400 Billion Yen for Padcev with New Indications

November 4, 2020
Astellas Pharma has upwardly revised its peak sales forecast for the antibody-drug conjugate Padcev (enfortumab vedotin) from 100-200 billion yen to “300-400 billion yen” thanks to expanded indications and new development plans in additional regions, President and CEO Kenji Yasukawa…

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