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Formycon Gets Date For Aflibercept Filing In US

US FDA Offers June 2024 Action Date For Coherus-Partnered FYB203 Eylea Biosimilar

 
• By Dave Wallace

Formycon has announced a June 2024 FDA action date for its FYB203 proposed aflibercept biosimilar rival to Eylea, which is due to be marketed by Coherus in the US.

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Formycon is eyeing a June 2024 FDA action date for FYB203 • Source: Shutterstock

Formycon says it has now received a target action date in next June from the US Food and Drug Administration for its FYB203 proposed biosimilar rival to Eylea (aflibercept), which is due to be marketed in the US by Coherus Biosciences.

“Formycon and its license partner Klinge Biopharma announce that the FDA has accepted the biologics license application for FYB203, a...

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