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11 November 2021Muireann Bolger

FTC insists generics ANI and Novitium divest IP before merger

The  Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has stipulated that generic drug marketers  ANI Pharmaceuticals, and  Novitium Pharma must divest IP rights to  Prasco ahead of their $210 million merger.

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