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Thursday
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10 September, 2026 |
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Sandoz is gearing up to go all-in on biosimilars as it positions itself to take advantage of the looming patent cliff. The Swiss drugmaker revealed its goals to boost its portfolio sevenfold by 2040 and detailed new factory builds. Read our coverage below. |
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Anna Brown |
Biopharma Breaking News Reporter, Endpoints News
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Richard Saynor, Sandoz CEO (Pascal Mora/Bloomberg via Getty Images) |
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by Anna Brown
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LONDON — Sandoz is betting big on its newly formed biosimilar unit, as it reveals plans to grow its pipeline there by more than sevenfold... | |
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by Anna Brown
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The UK government's move to pay more for medicines and foster a closer relationship with drugmakers appears to have led to an increase in the... | |
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by Anna Brown
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European firm Claret Capital Partners has raised €575 million in its latest round, dubbed Fund IV, and a sizable portion will be lent out to... | |
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by Anna Brown
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Plus, news about Boston Scientific. Lonza’s new factory in the US: Lonza is expandingits US capacity with a new commercial
spray-drying facility in Bend... | |
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by Max Bayer
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The FDA has made permanent the leaders of CDER and CBER, stabilizing key agency posts as a new commissioner awaits confirmation. The decision was announced... | |
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by Max Bayer
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A rapidly growing outbreak of Ebola in Africa has prompted a race to develop new vaccines against the virus, even as a crucial organization spearheading... | |
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Worldwide made. Thanks for reading.
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