Traction for the respiratory portfolio, including commercialization hopes for one yet undisclosed “big product” in Europe, and the anticipated debut of a partnered COVID-19 nasal spray in India and other markets, point to an action-packed 2022 for Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited amid pandemic uncertainties.
Glenmark’s Ryaltris ‘Ahead Of The Game’ In Markets, COVID-19 Nasal Spray Coming
There is momentum for Glenmark’s Ryaltris across new launch markets internationally, with FY2023 and FY2024 seen as important years for revenue scale-up. A partnered nitric oxide nasal spray for COVID-19 faces trial recruitment challenges in India but the firm hopes to be able to debut the product this year.
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