Celltrion Eyes Price Advantage For ‘Latecomer’ Bevacizumab

Planning To Leverage Biosimilar Cost Competitiveness After Filings In Korea And US

Celltrion has indicated that it intends to leverage its ability to compete on cost to gain a foothold in the bevacizumab market, despite being a “latecomer” in the wake of firms that have previously launched and filed biosimilar rivals to Avastin.

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Celltrion is planning to leverage its cost competitiveness on bevacizumab • Source: Alamy

Celltrion has hinted that it could be willing to compete aggressively on price when it launches its biosimilar rival to Avastin (bevacizumab), as the Korean company announced a domestic filing for its CT-P16 candidate as well as a filing with the US Food and Drug Administration.

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