Here’s What Competition Looks Like In India’s Humira Biosimilars Market
Executive Summary
Competition may be just readying to jump in and gnaw into Humira’s share in Europe later this year, but the Indian market for biosimilar adalimumab already has more than half a dozen players, with distinct pricing characteristics. Scrip takes a peek into the competitive market.
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