Teva: Biosimilars In The US Will Become Like Complex Generics

North America Head Brendan O’Grady Discusses Teva’s Biosimilar Expectations

With a couple of major partnerships and a stable of internal projects, Teva expects to play a role in the “majority of meaningful US biosimilar launches in the next five-to-eight years,” executive vice-president for North America commercial Brendan O’Grady told Generics Bulletin in an exclusive interview.

Brendan O'Grady Teva
Teva has a "very nice current balance between our own internal projects and our partnerships without a lot of overlap." • Source: Teva

“It’s hard to be a global leader in generics and not be a global leader in biosimilars,” Teva has told Generics Bulletin, as the Israeli giant pledged to “play a role in the majority of meaningful US biosimilar launches in the next five-to-eight years.”

In that timeframe, Teva expects biosimilars will have “migrated to be more like complex generics or AP-rated generics,” as automatic substitution comes into play, according to the company’s

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