Celltrion Enters Race For Ocrevus Biosimilar, Files Omalizumab In Europe

Roche’s Ocrevus Brought In Sales Of CHF6bn In 2022, Including CHF4.5bn In US

Celltrion is keeping both eyes firmly on the future as it begins clinical trials for one biosimilar and files another in Europe.

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Roche’s wildly successful Ocrevus (ocrelizumab) blockbuster, the breakthrough therapy for treatment of primary progressive multiple sclerosis, as well as relapsing MS, has emerged as a target for biosimilar developer Celltrion.

Meanwhile, Celltrion has filed its CT-P39 biosimilar Xolair (omalizumab) candidate with the European Medicines Agency, following recent publication of 24-week Phase III clinical comparative data

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