Ipca Strikes Biosimilar Technology Transfer Amid Rising Ambitions In The Space

Indian Firm Counts Six MAbs In Its Pipeline, With Two Leading The Pack

Ipca Laboratories underlined its commitment to successfully developing quality and affordable biosimilars meeting global standards as it penned a technology transfer agreement with a fellow Indian firm.

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Ipca Laboratories has entered into a technology transfer agreement with fellow Indian firm Omexa Formulary, granting Omexa non-exclusive rights to research, develop, manufacture and market an oncology biosimilar for the global market.

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