Viatris Launch Plans Continue To Drag On, But Confidence High On Quartet

Firm Also Finalizing Strategy On GLP-1s; Chance To Go For 505(b)(2)s, Innovation

Viatris expressed confidence at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference that it will hit its targets for complex injectables in 2025, while providing an update on its GLP-1 ambitions and its delinquent manufacturing facility in Indore, India.

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Viatris is continuing to back itself to launch a string of high-value complex generic injectables in the US in 2025, after missing its target of launching certain of these products in the back half of last year.

Meanwhile, the firm says it in the final stages of finalizing its strategy for GLP-1 obesity and diabetes drugs,...

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