India launches first indigenous hepatitis A vaccine

24 January 2024
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Biopharma company Indian Immunologicals Ltd (IIL) has launched India's first indigenously developed hepatitis A vaccine.

Currently, hepatitis A vaccines are imported into the country. The domestic product's pricing represents a 15%-40% reduction compared to the available imported vaccines from the UK’s GSK (LSE: GSK), US giant Merck & Co (NYSE: MRK) and France’s Sanofi (Euronext: SAN).

IIL's Havisure vaccine is claimed to provide an affordable alternative in the fight against hepatitis A, competing with established brands like GSK's Havrix, Merck's VAQTA, and Sanofi's ViHep A.

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