
Swiss affordable medicines company Sandoz (SIX: SDZ) today announced a major development, manufacturing and commercialization collaboration agreement with Shanghai Henlius Biotech (HKEX: 02696), marking another significant step to broaden patient access to high-quality biosimilar medicines worldwide.
The agreement paves the way for the two companies to collaborate on up to 10 biosimilars, with an initial bundle of assets already agreed. Under its terms, Sandoz will have global commercialization rights for agreed biosimilar assets outside China, while Henlius will be responsible for development and manufacturing. Shares of Sandoz climbed 3.5% to 75.56 francs on the news.
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