Cipla believes it is “pretty close” to approval for its Advair generic in the US, while another product, generic Abraxane, stands delayed currently. Following the deal with Ethris, which is progressing inhaled mRNA-based therapies, the company signals interest in platforms such as CAR-T as well.

ChromaDex trims loss, adds Nestle as Niagen customer; currency exchange slams Mannatech; Asia-Pacific sales, currency exchange Rock USANA results; and Lannett sees upsides after 25% sales slide.

Generic Revlimid and lanreotide propel Cipla’s US business to a high in the fiscal second quarter, with products like leuprolide depot set for debut ‘any time now’. Management signals cost edge for generic Advair as it awaits further word following a FDA establishment inspection report at its Indian site, while a Plan B is being initiated for generic Abraxane.

Lannett has offered the latest updates on its pipeline of respiratory complex generics and insulin biosimilars – including the potential for the firm to receive the first US biosimilar aspart approval.