Gland Pharma in deal with US drugmaker to market injectables

6 December 2016
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Privately-held US generic drug distributor Breckenridge Pharmaceuticals has entered into a multi-product marketing agreement with development and manufacturing partner Gland Pharma of India for seven injectable products.

Under the terms of this agreement, Breckenridge will market and distribute the products under its label in the USA. The deal includes six approved Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs) and one tentatively-approved ANDA. Financial details were not disclosed.

The products cover a wide range of indications. This deal further showcases Breckenridge's entry into the institutional market and expanding injectable portfolio, the US company says.

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