Roche Extends Russian Presence, Inks Second Agreement With ChemRar
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Heeding a government call to support local innovation, Swiss drug maker Roche has stepped up efforts in the fast-growing Russia pharma market, announcing a licensing agreement May 24 with TeaRx Ltd. that will provide the Moscow-based start up with development and commercialization rights for an experimental anti-thrombotic candidate in Russia and 12 other countries
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