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Apotex Secures Canadian License For Loqtorzi From Coherus

The Announcement Follows A Series Of Biosimilars Licensing Deals

 
• By Adam Zamecnik

After announcing a pivot to innovative oncology treatments from biosimilars, Coherus has granted an exclusive license for its novel biologic cancer therapy Loqtorzi to Apotex in Canada.

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Apotex has secured an exclusive license to Coherus Biosciences’ Loqtorzi (toripalimab) in Canada, branching out the company’s oncology portfolio with the first novel brand biologic drug.

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