Genzyme to start shipping Fabrazyme from newly-approved plant

1 March 2012

French drug major Sanofi’s (Euronext: SAN) US subsidiary Genzyme says that it has begun shipping its Fabry disease drug Fabrazyme (agalsidase beta) produced at its newly-approved plant in Framingham, Massachusetts. Sanofi’s shares moved 1.9% higher to 56.55 euros by early afternoon trading yesterday.

As previously communicated, patients in the USA are now able to return to full dosing in March. In addition, all new patients in the US are eligible to begin Fabrazyme treatment, at full dosing levels.

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