Biocon And Zentiva Sign Liraglutide Deal For 30 European Countries

Zentiva Strengthens Positions As Generics Player In Europe

Zentiva gains semi-exclusive commercialization rights to Biocon’s liraglutide drug-device combination in 30 countries, following a string of similar deals for the company since its 2018 acquisition.

Two boxes of Victoza (liraglutide) on a desk next to stethoscope and open binder folder
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Biocon has signed a semi-exclusive partnership agreement with Zentiva covering Biocon’s drug-device combination liraglutide. The product treats and manages Type 2 Diabetes and obesity.

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