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Drugmakers’ finance costs jump 47% amid high interest rates

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Nigerian drugmakers’ finance costs surged by 47% in Q1 2026 due to high interest rates, impacting profitability. Learn how local pharma companies are navig Read More: https://punchng.com/drugmakers-finance-costs-jump-47-amid-high-interest-rates/

Drugmakers’ finance costs jump 47% amid high interest rates

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