The US drugmaker Baxter (NYSE: BAX), one of the largest suppliers of dialysis solutions, has suspended its commercial activities in Russia, according to recent statements made in the company’s explanatory note to the annual financial statements of its Russian subsidiary for 2023.
Such a decision is explained by sanctions and logistics problems in the United States and Europe. In the future, Baxter plans to sell or write off the assets of its Russian company, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Russian analysts believe the company finally decided to leave the Russian market and is currently preparing to sell the property.
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