Lotus first to launch vinorelbine soft gel in Vietnam

3 March 2023
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Taiwan generics drugmaker Lotus Pharmaceuticals (1795:TT) has received approval in Vietnam for its cancer drug vinorelbine soft gel in two varieties - 20mg and 80mg- to compete with the branded version Navelbine, originated by French drugmaker Pierre Fabre.

According to the company, this is the first vinorelbine generic version that the drug administration department of Vietnam approved in the country. Vinorelbine is usually used to treat breast cancer and advanced or metastatic small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

The approval gave Lotus confidence to continue to expand in Southeastern countries, primarily in Vietnam and Philippine, where Lotus has set up sales teams. The company aims to bring more cancer drugs in Vietnam in the future.

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