Teva has talked up its biosimilars business as a future growth driver for the company, following a successful US launch of Truxima (rituximab-abbs) – in partnership with Celltrion – that has seen the Rituxan rival capture a fifth of the market in a year, in part due to its exclusive rheumatoid arthritis indication.
The Israeli firm gained the indication for Truxima – which it launched last November (Also see "Teva Debuts US...






