Teva's new CEO Richard Francis is planning a 'new chapter' for the generics giant
Best known as a generics maker, Teva Pharmaceuticals is leaning into R&D as CEO Richard Francis plots a “new chapter” for the company.
That will involve the continued consolidation of its manufacturing network, CFO Eli Kalif announced during a first-quarter earnings call Wednesday. Over the last five years, Teva has gone from 80 manufacturing sites to around 52, with plans to close or divest three more by the end of the year, and four more beyond 2023. The goal is to create the “most efficient and optimal network,” Francis said in an interview with Endpoints News.
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