Lannett Confident Of $1bn In Sales By 2025

Lantus And Advair Among Key Projects

US-centric generics player Lannett has an ambitious sales and profitability goals for the next five years, driven by several rewarding pipeline opportunities and a leaner cost base. CEO Tim Crew told investors of Lannett’s plans as he presented year-end financial results

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Complex dosage forms via partnerships are driving Lannett towards growth in the future • Source: Shutterstock

Lucrative product opportunities in the US, including a biosimilar to Lantus (insulin glargine) with China’s HEC group and generic Advair (fluticasone/salmeterol) with Respirent Pharmaceuticals, continue to drive Lannett Company, Inc’s. expectations of achieving annual sales of $1bn by 2025, says CEO Tim Crew.

A gross margin percentage in the low 30s and a “similar improving profit profile due to greater operating leverage” are...

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