Cosette Pharmaceuticals has made two key executive appointments as it looks to build up its business. Meanwhile, Canada’s CGPA has named a chair and vice-chair, and Chanelle and Neuraxpharm have announced their own executive changes.
Cosette Pharmaceuticals has named Brad Leonard as head of its generics business and Vincent Colicchio as chief of operations, as the New Jersey-based firm seeks to drive its “next phase of growth and transformation.”
Leonard – who previously served in several roles during a long period at Upsher-Smith, where he played a “pivotal role in the [firm’s] growth and success” – will “spearhead Cosette’s generics business, including generics sales, marketing/pricing, customer
As the US biosimilars market moves into its second decade, urgent changes are needed at the FDA if biosimilars are to meet their full potential, according to Biosimilars Forum chief executive Julie Reed.
Adalvo and Gedeon Richter have announced a global co-development deal for semaglutide for obesity. Adalvo CEO Anil Okay spoke to Generics Bulletin about the alliance as well as the broader competitive landscape for GLP-1s.
Aeon Biopharma has picked up Revance Therapeutics executive Rob Bancroft to serve as its new CEO as it continues to pursue a biosimilar version of Botox. Meanwhile, Coherus has lost its chief commercial officer, as Viatris, Sandoz and Medicines for Ireland have announced new appointments.
The challenging US biosimilar market remains a persistent problem, leading the biosimilar developer to reconsider how it invests in the future while pushing for changes.
A free trade agreement struck between the UK and India could over “significant benefits for the generic and biosimilar sectors,” Medicines UK believes. The off-patent industry association has also suggested further avenues for collaboration between the two governments on regulatory pathways and supply security.
Teva underlined that it was “very pleased with this franchise we’re building and what we’ll bring to the care of patients with schizophrenia,” as it looks ahead to filing its olanzapine new drug application in the second half of 2025.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories preps for potential US tariffs, focusing on sustaining product supply and collaborating with customers on inventories. A recent US plant sale, the firm stressed, was unrelated to tariffs and underlines its openness to ‘make in the US’, where it launched 18 products in fiscal 2025.
