Rovi Remains ‘Bullish’ On Enoxaparin Biosimilar With Much Room To Grow
Spanish Player Has 26% Market Share And Believes It Can Go Much Higher
Executive Summary
Spain’s Laboratorios Farmaceuticos Rovi has set out why it remains confident in its prospects for its Becat (enoxaparin) biosimilar to Sanofi’s Lovenox/Clexane while providing an update for the firm’s Doria once-a-month injectable formulation of risperidone.
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