Samsung Bioepis Bevacizumab Nod Sets Stage For EU Throwdown
Aybintio Joins Amgen And Pfizer Avastin Rivals Ready For Expiry
Executive Summary
Samsung Bioepis has received a pan-European endorsement from the CHMP for its Aybintio bevacizumab biosimilar. The nod follows two previous European Avastin biosimilar approvals, with market formation believed to be imminent.
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