Next-gen Alzheimer's treatment holds significant potential

21 October 2021
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Looking ahead to the potential implications of Biogen’s (Nasdaq: BIIB) landmark approval in Alzheimer’s (AD), industry analyst GlobalData has conducted research into the market potential for a next-generation candidate.

Developed by Swiss company Roche (ROG: SIX), gantenerumab is another anti-amyloid therapy, a monoclonal antibody, and potentially the first subcutaneously administered option.

The treatment has been awarded Breakthrough Therapy designation from the US regulator, and GlobalData said a 2024 launch could result in revenues of over $2 billion by 2030, across developed markets.

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