Argenx Enters Japan With Smooth Approval – How Was It Possible?
Strategy Behind Unusual Move
Executive Summary
Belgian bioventure Argenx has made an unusually smooth commercial entry to Japan with Vyvgart almost as fast as the launch of the myasthenia gravis drug in the US. Its founder admits it was a “bold move” for a European pharma company and revealed how the unexpected entrance was made possible.
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