Samsung Bioepis, Teva sign global pact for up to six biosimilar candidates

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Samsung EPIS Holdings unit Samsung Bioepis signed a global license, development, and commercialization deal with Teva for up to six biosimilars.
Samsung Bioepis to develop, file, and manufacture; Teva to commercialize in the US, Europe, Canada, with an option to add territories.
Initial confirmed candidates include SB41 referencing AstraZeneca’s Fasenra, SB44 referencing Novartis’ Ilaris.
Deal expands an existing partnership that already commercialized EPYSQLI in the US, with OPUVIZ added for Canada.

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