Upsher-Smith inks deal to distribute generic CNS product in USA

26 August 2016
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US drugmaker Upsher-Smith has entered into an exclusive agreement with an emerging pharmaceutical company to market and distribute a generic central nervous system (CNS) product with US sales of more than $200 million for the 12 months ending June 2016, according to IMS Health.

This collaboration is part of Upsher-Smith's company-wide effort to grow its generics pipeline and to expand its strategic relationships within the pharmaceutical industry.

Under the terms of the agreement, the unnamed partner will develop, manufacture and supply the product exclusively for Upsher-Smith, which will market and distribute the product under its own label in the USA. Financial terms related to the deal have not been disclosed.

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