Celltrion launches Remsima IV liquid formulation in Europe after securing 35% infliximab IV market share in Norway

Reuters03-11 12:02
Celltrion launches Remsima IV liquid formulation in Europe after securing 35% infliximab IV market share in Norway

Celltrion said it won national tenders in Norway and Denmark for Remsima IV liquid formulation supply, with planned supply in Norway through January 2028. The company expects the product to take about 35% of Norway’s infliximab IV market. Celltrion said the liquid formulation can reduce preparation time by about 50% versus the lyophilized formulation, and cut labor and consumable costs by about 20%. It also said storage space and related storage costs can be reduced by up to 70%. IQVIA data cited by the company showed the Remsima portfolio held a 68% share of infliximab prescriptions in Europe as of Q3 last year.

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