Yoshindo Bags Biocon Biosimilars Rights In First Post-Lupin Deal

Yoshindo To Market Biocon’s Ustekinumab And Denosumab In Japan Once Approved

Yoshindo has gained exclusive Japanese commercialization rights to Biocon Biologic’s ustekinumab and denosumab candidates in a new deal. It comes a month after Yoshindo saw former partner Lupin take their own denosumab project elsewhere.

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India’s Biocon Biologics Ltd., a subsidiary of Biocon, Ltd.., has entered into a strategic out-licensing agreement for two biosimilars with Japanese company Yoshindo Inc. The deal is the first between the two companies.

Yoshindo will exclusively commercialize Biocon Biologics’ pipeline biosimilar assets ustekinumab and denosumab in Japan. Biocon will be responsible for development...

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