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What’s Next? Five Things To Look Out For In June

Organon Begins Life As Independent Company

 
• By Dean Rudge

In June, the $6bn Organon business, including a healthy biosimilars operation, will begin trading, while Coherus BioSciences aims to file for biosimilar Lucentis with partners Formycon and Bioeq.

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A new biosimilars company will emerge in June • Source: Informa

On 3 June, Organon, a new business spun out of Merck & Co. comprising biosimilars, women’s health and established products, is poised to begin trading as a new independent company. (Also see "Organon Is Ready To Launch And Makes The Case To Investors" - Scrip, 3 May, 2021.)

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