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Post by mnholdem on Feb 11, 2020 17:26:43 GMT -5
Source: www.globaldata.com/vildagliptins-affordability-will-provide-competitive-advantage-to-eris-and-cipla-in-crowded-indian-diabetes-market-says-globaldata/Feb 11, 2020
Novartis has recently sold its anti-diabetic drug vildagliptin (branded as Zomelis, Vysov and Vysov M) to Ahmedabad-based Eris Lifesciences and Mumbai-based pharmaceutical major Cipla Ltd, in India. The orally active, potent and selective dipeptidyl peptidase -4 (DPP-4) inhibitor’s patent has expired in India leading to increased affordability of vildagliptin. Product acquisition and increased affordability of vildagliptin will provide a competitive advantage to both the companies in a market crowded with several players, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
...Cipla views diabetes as a main therapeutic area of focus, due to the large market opportunity in India. In the past, the company has collaborated with Eli Lilly to market and distribute Basaglar (insulin glargine), with Janssen to market canagliflozin under brand name Prominad and with Mannkind USA to market inhaled insulin Afrezza, which is in clinical development. Cipla will be responsible to get the regulatory approval for Afrezza in India.
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Post by rfogel on Feb 11, 2020 18:11:31 GMT -5
Any word on the regulatory status of afrezza in India? Last article I could find said the application was rejected and they needed a trial. That was almost a year ago.
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