Coherus: Udenyca Trajectory ‘Unknown’ But ‘Compelling’ With On-Body Launch

As Firm Announces Another Round Of Layoffs, Including From Sandoz Divestment

Coherus BioSciences has spoken in detail about its full suite of Udenyca pegfilgrastim biosimilar products and how it plans to return to growth and positive cash flow moving forward – although it cannot, for now, provide an estimate for 2024 revenues.

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It may have been a little delayed, coming five years after introducing a rival to the initial pre-filled syringe version, but Coherus BioSciences last month debuted competition to Amgen’s Neulasta (pegfilgrastim) Onpro on-body injector device, becoming the first company to offer biosimilars in the US to Amgen’s complete range of Neulasta products.

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