Xbrane Expands Capacity To Target More Biosimilars

Eyeing Further Blockbuster Biologics After Move To Solna Premises

Sweden’s Xbrane Biopharma is moving to new premises that will expand its development capacity and allow it to target several blockbuster biologics with patents expiring over the next decade.

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Xbrane is moving its headquarters to its new Solna campus • Source: Shutterstock

Sweden’s Xbrane Biopharma has announced a move to new premises that will expand its biosimilar development capacity and allow it to target a number of new biologic brands, allowing it to “take the next step in the company’s ambition to become a leading global biosimilar developer and broaden its biosimilar portfolio.”

The move, to a campus in Solna near Stockholm, will see Xbrane set up a new development lab for biosimilars...

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