Eisai has licensed fellow Japanese drugmaker SymBio's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma drug SyB L-0501 (bendamustine HCl) in both South Korea and Singapore.
The estimated annual number of newly-diagnosed patients with NHL in South Korea and Singapore is 2,300 and 300, respectively. It is well-known that a large number of these patients are prone to relapse after responding to initial treatment, making further treatment difficult despite a long overall survival period.
Through this partnership, SymBio will accelerate expansion of its pharmaceutical business in Asia-Pacific with bendamustine as its first product in the region. Eisai will begin its full-scale business deployment in the oncology area in Asia, including South Korea and Singapore, with the addition of bendamustine to its in-house pipeline of cancer products.
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