Amneal’s president and co-CEO, Chirag Patel, has shared the company’s long-term plan of becoming one of the top biosimilars players in the US. The company is set to launch three biosimilars this year, while building its manufacturing capabilities and looking for opportunities and partnerships.

Cipla’s recent US approval with a partner for its 505(b)(2) hybrid lanreotide injection product signaled the firm’s intentions to broaden in the peptides and injectables space, as it looks to add hundreds of millions to its revenue base by Cipla’s 2027 financial year.

Amgen CEO Robert Bradway has delivered confident predictions for the company’s biosimilars business at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, with a steady flow of launches expected to give the company’s earnings a significant boost over the coming years.

Hikma has snapped up the Canadian sterile injectables assets of bankrupt Teligent in a $46m deal that marks Hikma’s first move into Canada.

With Eagle set to launch its long-awaited vasopressin ANDA product on 17 January, the US firm’s management told investors it was unsure what its launch meant for the 505(b)(2) rival product in the hands of American Regent.

Glenmark is celebrating a “major milestone,” after its Ryaltris nasal spray to treat seasonal allergic rhinitis was approved by the FDA. Hikma will handle commercialization in the US, as part of its continued specialty push in the market.

A delay in FDA approval for partner Alvotech’s proposed high-concentration biosimilar version of Humira has not concerned Teva, especially after the product was approved by the EMA at the end of last year. There “shouldn’t really be any challenges here,” management says.

After being found liable for helping fuel the opioid epidemic in New York last month, Teva used the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference to explain how it intends to go about overturning the verdict.

Executive vice chairperson of Cipla Samina Hamied talks to Generics Bulletin about the company’s intention to become global lung leaders on the back of biosimilars opportunities and its inhalation assets. As well as discussing Cipla’s three-year strategy, Hamied – who is also the vice president of IPA – discusses creating a favorable regulatory and policy landscape in India.