UK-based pharmaceutical services firm Clinigen (AIM: CLIN) will market Fycompa (perampanel) in South Africa, after regulators there gave the anti-epileptic medicine the green light.
Fycompa, which is developed by Japanese drugmaker Eisai (TYO:4523), was approved on the basis of data from three Phase III studies showing positive efficacy and tolerability results for the drug as an adjunctive therapy in patients with partial-onset seizures.
The British firm has expanded its Asian operations significantly in recent years, and already works with Eisai to commercialize products in different markets, including Halaven (eribulin) in South Africa.
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