Takeda recovers UK Prostap rights from Wyeth

29 March 2009

Japan's biggest drug firm Takeda Pharmaceutical has signed an agreement with US drug major Wyeth to regain the product licence for Prostap  (leuprorelin acetate), an luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone agonist,  in the UK and Ireland from July.

"The addition of Prostap will enrich our product portfolio, which  currently consists of Amias (candesartan), Actos (pioglitazone) and  Competact (pioglitazone/metformin), and is a logical development of our  plan to develop a substantial franchise in the oncology market," said  Trevor Smith, Takeda UK's managing director.

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