Aurobindo Files First Biosimilar In Europe With Pegfilgrastim
Indian Giant’s CuraTeQ Subsidiary Files BP14 Neulasta Rival With EMA
Executive Summary
Aurobindo has submitted its first biosimilar application to the EMA, with the Indian company’s CuraTeQ subsidiary filing its BP14 pegfilgrastim rival to Neulasta.
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