Drug shortages, stable prices and a demand recovery in the US helped drive Aurobindo’s growth in Q4. Meanwhile, the company is developing a biosimilar to Roche/Novartis’s multi-billion product Xolair, as predicted by Scrip earlier. Use of decentralized mode for its Phase III trials is a notable aspect

It remains unclear whether Rolvedon will achieve hoped-for sales milestones in a deal that Assertio said was part of a growth strategy emphasizing product and business acquisitions.

Scrip looks at the contours of MPP’s recent sub-licensing deal for ViiV Healthcare’s cabotegravir with Cipla, Aurobindo and Mylan, along with pricing dynamics and precedents to evaluate a few barriers to access

Three generics firms – Aurobindo, Cipla and Viatris’s Mylan – have signed licensing agreements with the Medicines Patent Pool that will allow them to produce versions of ViiV Healthcare’s long-acting cabotegravir treatment for HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis.