MS Pharma Takes MENA Rights To Lucentis Rival

Company Will Register And Market Bioeq-Formycon FYB201 Ranibizumab Candidate

MS Pharma has struck a deal with Bioeq to gain rights in the MENA region to its FYB201 proposed biosimilar ranibizumab rival to Lucentis, developed in collaboration with Formycon.

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MS Pharma has rights to ranibizumab in North Africa and the Middle East • Source: Alamy

Jordan-based firm MS Pharma has announced a deal with Bioeq that will give it exclusive rights in the Middle East and North Africa region to the FYB201 proposed biosimilar rival to Lucentis (ranibizumab) that has been developed through a partnership between Bioeq and Formycon.

Under the terms of the agreement, MS Pharma will be responsible for registering and commercializing FYB201, with the company indicating...

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