Alliance signs new agreement for Diclectin in key European countries

13 September 2016
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The UK’s Alliance Pharma (AIM: APH) has signed a further licensing and distribution agreement with Duchesnay of Canada for Diclectin (doxylamine succinate – pyridoxine) delayed-release tablets), a proven product to treat nausea and vomiting of pregnancy.

Alliance acquired UK rights to Diclectin in January 2015 and this additional agreement secures rights to launch the product in a further nine European Union countries including Germany, France and Italy.

This is Alliance's first significant distribution agreement since acquiring the Sinclair Healthcare Products business in December 2015, which substantially increased Alliance's European footprint, the company noted.

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