Coherus Acquires Bevacizumab Rights From Innovent
Deal Also Includes Option To Sell Innovent’s Rituximab Biosimilar
Executive Summary
Coherus BioSciences has struck a deal with China’s Innovent Biologics that gives it US and Canadian rights to a bevacizumab biosimilar version of Avastin as well as an option to market Innovent’s rituximab rival to Rituxan in the US and Canada.
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