During the firm’s Q1 results call, Pfizer Inc.’s biopharmaceuticals group president Angela Hwang said that the company expects to gain a “fair” share of the adalimumab market when it launches its biosimilar to AbbVie’s Humira in the US next year.
Pfizer Anticipates ‘Fair’ Share Of Adalimumab Market In US
Company Expects To Use Interchangeability Designation To Its Advantage
Pfizer expects to make significant strides in the adalimumab market once it launches its Humira biosimilar late next year, but may not be able to enjoy its anticipated interchangeability designation until 2024.
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