Biocon And Sandoz Join Hands On Japanese Humira Biosimilar

Viatris/Fujifilm Adalimumab Product Was Launched Nearly Three Years Ago

Biocon is looking to tap the global marketing clout of Sandoz by striking a deal to hand over distribution rights to its Humira (adalimumab) biosimilar in Japan.

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Sandoz is continuing to further its global biosimilar ambitions, striking a distribution agreement in Japan with Biocon for the Indian firm’s adalimumab biosimilar, in one of Biocon’s first major deals since completing the integration of Viatris’s biosimilars business “in around 120 countries across advanced and emerging markets.”

“Viatris has completed marketing and promotion of the product as of 15 December but will continue to provide transition support...

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