United StatesGSK CEO Luke Miels outlined plans to transform the UK pharmaceutical company into a more agile organization by implementing cost-cutting measures and increasing investment in late-stage drug development. The strategy includes generating £1.9 billion in annual savings by 2029, with significant portions reinvested into advancing the company's pipeline. Additionally, GSK aims to increase its number of Phase 3 clinical trials from 10 to at least 20 in the current year. The focus areas include both established therapeutic fields such as vaccines and HIV, as well as emerging fields like oncology and liver disease. However, the exact number of job cuts related to these cost-saving initiatives was not specified.
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