Teva Upbeat On Partnered Biosimilars With EU Ranibizumab Set For 2022

‘We Are Addressing Some 80% Of The Value Going Off-Patent In The Coming Years’

Teva is confident that its partnered biosimilar programs – roughly half of its pipeline – will not dilute its margins, as it gears up to launch a biosimilar Lucentis product in the EU this year while pushing through other allied and internal assets in the US.

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Teva expects to launch partner Bioeq's ranibizumab in 2022 • Source: YAY Media AS / Alamy Stock Photo

With roughly half of its 13-strong biosimilar pipeline comprising in-licensed assets, Teva insists that its partnerships in the space are not dilutive to its margins. They “can compete with traditional generics,” the Israeli firm maintains, and can “match the overall margin we have.”

Teva management has spoken at length about the firm’s incentives to maintain and drive its margins amid continued flatness for its top line

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