Belgium drugs, chemicals and plastics group Solvay, as a result of a "non-approvable" letter from the US Food and Drug Administration for it schizophrenia drug bifeprunox being developed with Wyeth (Marketletter August 20), has reduced the 2010 sales forecast for its pharmaceutical business to 3.2 billion euros ($4.51 billion), from a previous projection of 3.5 billion euros and compared with 2.6 billion euros for 2006. Speaking to investment analysts, the firm also said that the FDA has delayed the decision date for its artrial fibrillation drug Pulzium (tedisamil) by three months to January 19, 2008.
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