Lupin And DKSH To Market Five Alvotech Biosimilars In The Philippines
Reference Product Sales More Than $16bn In 2021
• By Rosalind Rei
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Lupin’s Multicare Pharmaceuticals subsidiary in the Philippines will partner with distributor DKSH to market five Alvotech biosimilars. Alvotech’s biosimilars, which remain at the pre-approval stages, reference Prolia/Xgeva, Eylea, Simponi, and two more undisclosed molecules.
The biosimilars named under the deal reference top-selling global drugs • Source: Shutterstock
Lupin Limited has signed an exclusive license and supply agreement with DKSH to commercialize five of Alvotech’s proposed biosimilars in the Philippines.
Approval filing, distribution, and commercialization will fall to Lupin’s subsidiary in the Philippines, Multicare Pharmaceuticals.
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