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French drugmaker Sanofi to cut around 200 jobs in Japan

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epa06464197 (FILE) - Signage outside the pharmaceutical company Sanofi offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 16 December 2015. French drug maker Sanofi said on 22 January 2018 that it would buy US company Bioverativ for 11.6 billion USD. Bioverativ is a specialist in the area of producing haemophilia drugs. EPA-EFE/CJ GUNTHER

French drugmaker Sanofi SA plans to cut around 200 jobs in Japan across sales, regulatory affairs and operations, a person familiar with the matter said, months after the company said it would shed nearly 500 jobs in France and Germany.

The job cuts would extend to back-office positions such as IT and human resources, said the person, who declined to be identified as the information is not yet public.

Via Reuters

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