Mylan to commercialize next-gen TB drug in developing countries

24 August 2017
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Japan’s Otsuka Pharmaceutical (TYO: 4768) has sold commercialization rights to Netherlands-incorporated Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) for the multidrug-resistant tuberculosis drug Deltyba (delamanid).

Mylan will start marketing the product in India and South Africa, high burden countries for the disease, with over 150,000 estimated new cases per year. While the drug is approved in India, registration is currently pending in South Africa.

The company expects to further exercise exclusive commercial rights and registration responsibilities in additional countries where Otsuka does not have a commercial presence.

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