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Sandoz Eyes First-To-Market US Opportunities With Adalvo Deal

Targeting Six Antifungal/Antibiotic, Oncology And Pulmonary Drugs Worth $3bn

 
• By Dave Wallace

Sandoz has struck a deal with Adalvo that will give the company rights to six products in the US – four of which are potential first-to-market opportunities – targeting markets that are collectively worth around $3bn.

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Sandoz has struck a deal with Adalvo for six products • Source: Shutterstock

Sandoz and Adalvo have struck a distribution and collaboration deal that will give Sandoz exclusive rights to sell six undisclosed products in the US market, covering what Sandoz described as the “key areas” of anti-infectives and oncology.

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