Invega Trinza, Pentasa, and Abilify LAI Top Viatris’ First Complex Ambitions

Recent First-Time Restasis Launch Among $600m Of 2022 Product Launches

Viatris spent a good chunk of its recent investor day updating on its complex generics ambitions, especially considering it is set to be missing biosimilars from its armory in the back half of 2022. A proposed move for the first US generic Symbicort was suggested by management.

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Viatris is hoping to lead the race in several key launches • Source: Shutterstock

One facet of Viatris’ business plan for the years ahead remains clear, after it announced the proposed sale of its global biosimilars business to long-time partner Biocon Biologics.

A commitment to continue to expand in complex generics was reiterated by management during the firm’s recent virtual investor event,...

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