BUSINESS
Asahi Kasei Banks on Tarpeyo to Hit 300 Billion Yen in Pharma Sales by FY2030
Japanese chemical conglomerate Asahi Kasei is positioning its IgA nephropathy drug Tarpeyo (budesonide) as a key growth driver as it works toward its goal of more than 300 billion yen in pharmaceutical sales by FY2030, top company officials said in…
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