Shares in London-listed Indivior (LSE: INDV) have plummeted after the firm lost a court battle in the USA aimed at stopping Dr Reddy's Laboratories (NSE: DRREDDY) from marketing a generic version of its opioid use disorder therapy Suboxone Film (buprenorphine/naloxone).
Indivior admitted that should a generic version now enter the market in 2018, the result would “most likely be a rapid and material loss of market share for Suboxone,” amounting to “up to 80% of its market share within a matter of months.”
The firm added that “a material loss in market share in the USA would have a significant adverse impact on the company's revenues, profitability and cash flows.”
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