Samsung Bioepis to indirectly sell Soliris biosimilar in US
By Cha, Jihyun | translator Alice Kang
25.01.13 05:37:36
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Enters into a strategic partnership with Teva for the commercialization of the rare disease drug Epysqli
Makes a strategic decision considering the cost burden and the specificity of the U.S. market, which is centered on private insurance
Plans to launch Epysqli in the US in the first half of the year... Low price is a strength compared to the original
Samsung Bioepis has signed a partnership agreement with the multinational pharmaceutical company Teva Pharmaceuticals to commercialize biosimilars of rare disease treatments in the United States. Samsung Bioepis will launch the biosimilar through Teva in the U.S. market in the first half of this year.
Unlike in Europe, where Samsung Bioepis has been selling its drug directly, the company's strategy in the U.S. has been to forge a partnership to enter the market. Analysts say this is due to the complex structure of the U.S. drug market, which is centered on private insurance, and the cost burden of direct sales.
Samsung Bioepis enters into a partnership with Teva to commercialize Epysqli..
Cha, Jihyun(chaji@dailypharm.com)
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