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Despite having a strong immuno-oncology portfolio, Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) was looking for ways to fully leverage the rapid expansion of the cancer treatment market in Malaysia. To unlock this potential, BMS partnered with DKSH to provide market expertise and uncover opportunities for sustainable double-digit growth.

Myanmar is a country with rich cultural heritage and a robust economy, yet many communities still face challenges in accessing quality education and essential resources.