Having previously set out to be at the forefront of the biosimilars space, Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH is now only pursuing one – a version of Humira and then only in the US - deciding instead to stick to the innovative route for its R&D teams.
The change in strategy became apparent late last year when the privately owned German group told Scrip's sister publication Pink Sheet that despite having bagged European approval in November 2017 for Cyltezo, its biosimilar of AbbVie Inc.'s blockbuster Humira (adalimumab), it did not plan to launch in the EU and would concentrate on a US launch
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