South African pharma giant swings to a loss after R4 billion hit
Aspen Pharmacare expects to report a loss for its 2025 financial year, as restructuring costs in China and impairments totalling over R4 billion weighed on the company’s earnings.
Aspen Pharmacare expects to report a loss for its 2025 financial year, as restructuring costs in China and impairments totalling over R4 billion weighed on the company’s earnings.
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