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Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw names niece Claire as successor, targets semaglutide push from FY28; debt cut to $1.1 billionBiocon's Executive Chairperson, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, outlined a five-year leadership transition with her niece, Claire Mazumdar, as success...- Biocon Biologics gets USFDA nod for diabetes medicationBiocon Biologics has secured USFDA approval for Kirsty. Kirsty is an interchangeable biosimilar to NovoLog, used for diabetes treatment. It...
- Biocon buys back an investor stake in biologics unit, posts Rs 25 crore net profit in Q3FY25Biocon's board has approved the acquisition of 1.5% equity in Biocon Biologics for Rs 550 crore, increasing its stake to 90.2%. The deal is...
- Biocon Q1 Results: Net Jumps 6-fold to Rs 660 cr on one-time gainBiocon's net profit for Q1FY25 surged to ₹660 crore, up from ₹101 crore the previous year, primarily due to a one-time gain from selling Bi...
- USFDA approves Biocon Biologics' biosimilar product to treat ophthalmology conditionsBiocon Biologics received US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) approval for biosimilar Yesafili, a vascular endothelial growth factor in...
- Biocon Biologics completes integration of Viatris' biosimilar business in 120 countriesThe company said over 10 emerging markets along with Japan, Australia and New Zealand have transitioned in this final phase of the integrat...
- Biocon Biologics set to reap biosimilar insulin glargine opportunity in USDrugmaker Biocon is banking on the ramp-up of interchangeable biosimilar insulin glargine expecting the product to boost the revenue and pr...
- Biocon and Viatris to distribute Insulin Glargine through Walgreens in USWhile Viatris has commercialisation rights for the US, Canada, Australia, EU and others, Biocon will be able to commercialise the products ...
- Biocon eyes $30b US insulin market via its biosimilarsWith the approval of aspart, Biocon says it will become the first company to receive approvals for two interchangeable insulin drugs in the...
- Biocon's interchangeable biosimilar Insulin glargine added on Express Scripts’ largest formulary in USThe listing is expected to boost Biocon's biosimilar business, as inclusion of Semglee on Express Scripts' NPF will allow pharmacies to sub...
- Biocon Biologics interchangeable insulin Semglee gets US FDA approvalBiocon partnered with global healthcare company Viatris Inc to develop Semglee, the first interchangeable biosimilar product approved in th...
- Biocon Biologics to expand to Latin America, Africa and Asia“We are investing thoughtfully to expand the global footprint step by step across the world. We have opened regional offices across Latin A...
- Glargine launch in US opens up a huge opportunity for Biocon: Kiran Mazumdar ShawEven as a biosimilar, it is estimated to be a $2.2-billion opportunity for Biocon and Mylan.
- Biocon Biologics launches Semglee, drug to control high blood sugar, in USTo encourage broad patient access to this important medicine, Mylan is offering Semglee at a wholesale acquisition cost (WAC)[1] of $147.98...
- Biocon gets US FDA nod to launch insulin glargineThe product branded as Semglee has an identical amino acid sequence to Sanofi’s Lantus® and is approved for the same indications. This is t...
- Biocon's partner Mylan gets favourable ruling from US patent authority for 4 devices"We are extremely pleased with the US PTAB's ruling in favour of our partner Mylan for four device patents of Sanofi's Lantus SoloSTAR. Thi...
- Biocon says probe on Malaysia manufacturing unit ends“This is to inform you that Biocon Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Biocon, has received the EIR from the USFDA for the pre-approval inspection of ...
- Biocon, Mylan win US court ruling in favour of insulin GlargineUS District Court of New Jersey found the device patent claims (US Patent No. 9526844) asserted by Sanofi against Biocon and Mylan’s insuli...
- Biocon, Mylan launch insulin biosimilar in AustraliaThe biotechnology major and pharmaceutical company Mylan N V announced the launch of their insulin biosimilar Semglee.
- Biocon shares drop after French regulator finds lapses at its plantANSM has raised deficiencies concerning two biosimilar products intended in the treatment of cancer and one intended for diabetes.
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