Teva Doubles Down On Alvotech Biosimilars Partnership

Invests $40m, Adds Two More Biosimilars To Deal And Actively Supports Quality Efforts

Teva will get more involved in Alvotech’s quality oversight as part of enhancements to the pair’s US biosimilars collaboration that will also see two products added to the deal, as well as a $40m investment in Alvotech from the Israeli giant.

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Teva will get more actively involved in Alvotech’s quality processes • Source: Shutterstock

Apparently undaunted by Alvotech’s recent challenges in the US, Teva has made a renewed commitment to its partnership with the Icelandic biosimilars developer that will involve the Israeli firm getting more involved in Alvotech’s manufacturing remediation efforts, as well as making a $40m investment in Alvotech and the pair adding two further biosimilar candidates to their existing partnered portfolio.

First announced almost three years ago, Teva’s alliance with Alvotech originally spanned five biosimilars, representing “one of the broadest partnerships...

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