Filing Dates Confirmed For Xlucane Biosimilar Of Lucentis After Phase III Results
• By David Wallace
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Hot on the heels of Samsung Bioepis receiving an EMA endorsement for its Byooviz version, Xbrane Biopharma has laid out plans for its own ranibizumab biosimilar, Xlucane, to be filed in both the EU and the US following positive Phase III results.
EU and US Ranibizumab filings are in the works for Xbrane • Source: Shutterstock
Xbrane Biopharma says it is now in a position to follow through on its planned EU and US filings for its Xlucane (ranibizumab) biosimilar after reporting positive results from Phase III trials for the rival to Lucentis.
The announcement that Xlucane met its primary endpoint in the pivotal “Xplore” Phase III trial comes shortly after Samsung Bioepis...
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