Henlius and Dr. Reddy’s Ink Licensing Deal for HLX15 (investigational daratumumab biosimilar) Expansion in Europe and the U.S.
“This collaboration with Dr. Reddy’s on HLX15 is a significant step in our response to global health needs and improving access to advanced biologics,” said Dr. Jason Zhu, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of Henlius. “Dr. Reddy’s has a long-standing dedication to oncology, driven by the purpose that ‘Good Health Can’t Wait’, and is committed to timely access to affordable and high-quality medicines, which complement Henlius’ focus on addressing unmet medical needs in research and development. We are confident that this partnership will enhance the global market competitiveness of both organizations in oncology treatment, ultimately allowing us to reach and support more patients around the world.”
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