The "patent cliff", or drop-off in revenues at innovator pharmaceutical companies when small molecule drugs lose exclusivity, should have been replicated with the commercialization of biosimilar and complex generic drugs. But the years of legal wrangling that often preceded the losses of exclusivity frequently made this transition more of a nursery slope than a cliff. Moreover, the cumulative delays forced some of the early launches into stand-alone new drug or biological license applications. (Also see "Stock Watch: The Complex Biologics Market Is…Complex" - Scrip, 29 March, 2021.)
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