Hikma Strikes Deal For Ryaltris In US

Agreement With Glenmark Builds On Nasal Spray Portfolio

Hikma has struck a deal with Glenmark to gain US rights to its Ryaltris nasal spray. The agreement comes as Hikma reported sales ahead by 7% in 2019 on strong performances from the firm’s Injectables and Branded segments.

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The Ryaltris deal bolsters Hikma’s specialty business • Source: Shutterstock

Hikma has struck a deal with Glenmark to gain US rights to the Indian firm’s investigational Ryaltris (olopatadine/mometasone) nasal spray. The agreement builds on what Hikma said was its “market-leading position in nasal allergy sprays.”

Glenmark will continue to develop the product and will be responsible for gaining US Food and Drug Administration approval, while Hikma will market Ryaltris and will also be able to produce the

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