Tiny Mabion Races Big Pharma To EU Rituximab Market
Executive Summary
Poland’s biotech Mabion is racing to the European biosimilar market with a biosimilar rituximab, but is up against multinational biosimilar companies like Sandoz and South Korea’s Celltrion, and will likely need a strong commercialization partner outside its home market.
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