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Advanz Agrees Multi-Market Omalizumab Deal With Alvotech

Gains Rights To Market Xolair Biosimilar In Europe, Canada And Australiasia

 
• By Dave Wallace

Advanz and Alvotech have struck a deal that will give Advanz exclusive rights to the biosimilars developer’s Xolair (omalizumab) rival in multiple markets around the world.

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Advanz has gained international rights to the asthma treatment • Source: Shutterstock

Advanz Pharma has struck a deal with Alvotech that will give it exclusive rights to register and market a biosimilar version of Novartis’s Xolair (omalizumab) asthma, rhinosinusitis and spontaneous urticaria treatment in multiple markets around the world.

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