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Henlius Reports Revenue Rise For First Quarter Of 2024
The Chinese biotech reported increased growth in its revenue fuelled by its portfolio of biologic drugs and biosimilars, with further plans for approvals around the world.
Boehringer Secures FDA Approval For High-Concentration Cyltezo – But Without Interchangeability
Despite meeting the FDA’s requirements, Boehringer’s higher-concentration formulation of its Cyltezo rival to Humira has yet to receive the status, putting it at odds in a landscape that now has further options with the designation – including Alvotech that still enjoys exclusivity for its own interchangeable 100mg/ml adalimumab.
European Progress On Biosimilars Is Just The Beginning
Speaking at Medicines for Europe’s 20th annual biosimilar medicines conference, Isabell Remus, chair of Medicines for Europe’s biosimilar medicines sector group, looks to the future for European biosimilars over the next decade and outlines the potential that can be realized – but only if a comprehensive strategy for biosimilars is put in place.
Pfizer Takes A Hit On US Oncology Biosimilars In Q1
Pfizer has reported US oncology biosimilars sales that were down by 47% in the first quarter of 2024, as pricing pressures took their toll.
Second Tocilizumab Biosimilar Launches In US
A second tocilizumab biosimilar has been launched in the US, with Bio-Thera and Biogen together introducing their Tofidence version just weeks after Fresenius Kabi launched its first-to-market Tyenne.
Amgen Kicks Off Pembrolizumab Program As It Delivers Q1 Results
Amgen has revealed a program for a biosimilar rival to Keytruda, as it reported Q1 results that saw its biosimilars business grow by more than a tenth.
Lupin Enters Canadian Biosimilars Market With Etanercept
Lupin has pushed into the Canadian biosimilars market with the launch of its Rymti rival to Amgen’s Enbrel. The launch is taking place via Lupin’s local partner Sandoz.
Celltrion Secures Deal With PBM Express Scripts For Subcutaneous Infliximab
Celltrion unveils its agreement with the PBM Express Scripts that will place its Zymfentra subcutaneous infliximab on its preferred formulary after alluding to the deal in an earlier notice.
Podcast: The Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards 2024
In a podcast discussion, Generics Bulletin’s editors talk about how you can enter and attend the Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards, what makes for a good entry, and why companies and individuals will want to get involved in the event.
FDA Makes It 50 With Accord Trastuzumab Biosimilar Approval
The US FDA has marked a milestone with the approval of the country’s 50th biosimilar, in the form of Henlius and Accord BioPharma’s Hercessi trastuzumab rival to Herceptin.
What’s Next? Five Things To Look Out For In May
Generics Bulletin previews the most noteworthy and anticipated events for May 2024.
Teva And Alvotech Confirm Quallent Deal On US Adalimumab
Teva and Alvotech have confirmed deductions that it is their recently-approved 100mg/ml adalimumab biosimilar that will be used by Cigna’s Evernorth as part of a recently announced private-label deal involving Evernorth’s Quallent Pharmaceuticals.
Milestone Payments Fuel Growth For Formycon In 2023
Formycon has shared its results for 2023, reporting revenue growth and exceeding projections for its working capital, as the company prepares for approvals in the coming year.
Sandoz Settlement Sets Date For US Denosumab Entry
Sandoz has secured a launch date for its newly-approved US denosumab biosimilars, settling patent litigation with Prolia/Xgeva originator Amgen.
Cigna Move Offers More Good News For US Humira Biosimilars
Cigna’s Evernorth has announced plans to make a Humira biosimilar available for $0 out-of-pocket for Accredo patients from June, adding to momentum for adalimumab rivals from previous policy changes made by CVS in recent weeks. Meanwhile, AbbVie has offered the latest on how competition to its once top-selling brand is ramping up.
Stick, Twist Or Split? Generics Industry’s Big Three Place Their Bets
With Teva and Viatris recently under new management and Sandoz having last year split from former parent company Novartis, the three off-patent industry leaders are adopting different strategies for how they balance their generics and biosimilars interests with more innovative ventures. Generics Bulletin takes a look at the bigger picture.
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