Fresenius Kabi debuts generic anticoagulant

8 November 2016
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Germany-headquartered Fresenius Kabi, which recently announced a $250 million investment in expanding its US generic injectables manufacturing capacity, is now launching a copy of an anticoagulant.

The company says it has introduced Bivalirudin for Injection in the USA. Bivalirudin for Injection, an anticoagulant, is a generic alternative to Angiomax, a registered trademark of The Medicines Company (Nasdaq: MDCO).

Fresenius Kabi Bivalirudin was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in October. According to IMS data quoted by Fresenius Kabi, the US market for Bivalirudin for Injection is about $240 million a year.

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