Gsk Plc
A British biopharmaceutical company that makes vaccines and medicines used around the world, including the shingles shot Shingrix and the RSV vaccine Arexvy. It was formed in 2000 when Glaxo Wellcome merged with SmithKline Beecham, two giants whose roots reach back to a London pharmacy opened in 1715. The name "Glaxo" comes from "lactose" — a New Zealand firm making dried milk for babies coined it for its fortified infant food.
Global pharmaceutical and biotechnology company focused on vaccines and specialty medicines. — Sponsored ADR
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