Biocon partners with Tabuk Pharmaceuticals as it expands in the Middle East
As part of the out-licensing deal with Tabuk, Biocon will develop and manufacture the products, and Tabuk will commercialise them
As part of the out-licensing deal with Tabuk, Biocon will develop and manufacture the products, and Tabuk will commercialise them
SPARC will pay Biomodifying a percentage of payments received for sublicenses of the licensed IP
Fexofinadine is the most widely used, second-generation antihistamine drug for the treatment of allergy symptoms and hay fever
MJ will be paid a one-time lumpsum licence fee of Rs 15 crore
The product will be commercialized from Unichem's Ghaziabad plant
This further adds to Biocon’s portfolio of vertically integrated complex drug products
Focused medicines company delivering strong operational performance. Building depth in five core therapeutic areas, strength in technology platforms, and a balanced geographic footprint
Going forward, the fastest-growing regions in the generic pharmaceuticals market will be South America and the Middle East, where growth will be at CAGRs of 10.1% and 9.4% respectively
The company has also started working with a large pharma company on the API supply of a recently launched animal and human health product
Soft-mist inhalation (SMI) technology allows for delivery of inhalation drugs from a small, portable hand-held inhaler device without the use of propellants
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