Eisai-Mylan Tango for Second Halaven Brand In India But Eyes On Pricing, Generics

Eisai has struck a deal with Mylan for a second brand of Halaven in India, joining a growing list of foreign firms deploying this approach to expand access to novel therapies in the country amid emerging competition.

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Mylan To Market Second Brand Of Eisai's Halaven In India • Source: Shutterstock

Eisai Co. Ltd., has firmed up a licensing deal with Mylan NV for a second brand of Halaven (eribulin mesylate), as the Japanese company seeks to expand availability and access to the anticancer on the Indian market amid the recent arrival of a cut-price rival.

The licensing agreement will see Mylan India promote and distribute the second brand, Teceris, in the country, with eribulin being supplied by Eisai India

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