With a basket of interesting R&D assets in hand, India’s Glenmark says it is pursuing regional out-licensing deals, including in Japan and China, for some of its molecules. Expectations are also running high on the firm’s first US NDA submission for seasonal allergic rhinitis.
GLENMARK IS KEEN TO MONETIZE SOME OF ITS KEY R&D ASSETS VIA LICENSING
Out-licensing deals this year for some key R&D assets could be critical for Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. as it concentrates on evolving into a more innovation-led and discovery-driven company from a largely pure generics concern.
Glenmark chair and managing director Glenn Saldanha said that licensing was a key priority for the firm this year and...
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