
Swiss generics and biosimilars major's chief commercial officer tells The Pharma Letter that disciplined pipeline selection, in-house manufacturing and 20 years of launch experience are what separate Sandoz from a crowded field of biosimilar challengers.
Sandoz (SIX: SDZ) used its Capital Markets Day on Tuesday to set out Bio100, an ambition to grow its biosimilar portfolio from 13 marketed products today to more than 100 by 2040, while expanding the share of biosimilar-addressable loss-of-exclusivity value it covers from around 50% currently to roughly 80% from 2035.
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