
Japanese companies Mitsubishi Gas Chemical and Nippon Kayaku (TYO: 4272) have newly established a joint venture company for production of monoclonal antibody pharmaceuticals (MAbs) including biosimilars.
The company is aiming at starting operation of manufacturing facility by state-of-art technology within two years.
Back in late 2014, Nippon Kayaku launched the sale of Infliximab BS for IV Infusion 100mg, a biosimilar version of US health care giant Johnson & Johnson’s (NYSE: JNJ) blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis drug Remicade.
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