Turkey’s Abdi İbrahim Allies With mAbxience For ‘Unprecedented’ Technology Transfer

‘First Of Its Kind Deal’ Will See Turkish Firm ‘Localize All Stages Of Production’

Five years after striking a biosimilars alliance with Iceland’s Alvotech, Turkish firm Abdi İbrahim – which boasts the country’s “largest biotech pharmaceutical manufacturing facility” – has shaken hands with Spanish developer mAbxience for technology transfer of an undisclosed oncology biosimilar.

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Fresenius Kabi’s mAbxience S.L. is set to play its part in a “historic milestone in the production of biopharmaceuticals in Turkey,” after announcing what was termed a “significant” technology transfer agreement with local player Abdi Ibrahim Pharmaceuticals, “specifically focusing on a crucial cancer drug.”

The transfer is set to enable the production of a ‘bio-product’ used in treating metastatic colorectal cancer, cervical cancer, and...

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