Allergan (NYSE: AGN) has won an expansion to the US label for Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA), to treat children with upper limb spasticity, under the US regulator’s Priority Review scheme.
The approval comes amid rumors that the firm could soon be broken up, with its therapeutics and cosmetics divisions becoming separate companies.
With concerns over commercial underperformance and a thin late-stage pipeline, some investors have been agitating for change in recent months. Chief executive Brent Saunders has been forced to agree to a management shake-up, but only after his tenure comes to an end.
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