Altus And Spektar Launch New Value-Added Medicines Firm Spektus Pharma

The Specialty Company Will Focus On CNS Drugs For Global Partnering

Altus’ breakable extended-release tablet technology will be Spektus’ holy grail in developing novel and differentiated therapies in the psychiatry space.

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The value-added medicines industry has welcomed a new addition to its ranks. Canadian firm Altus Formulation and UAE-based Spektar Therapeutics have joined forces and launched a new specialty company Spektus Pharma, which will develop value-added medicines for global partnering.

Spektus Pharma will combine Spektar’s commercial experience with Altus’ pharmaceutical skillset to generate a portfolio of novel and differentiated therapies...

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