UK oral and inhalation drug specialist Skyepharma (LSE: SKP) says that, following regulatory approval and agreement on pricing reimbursement, Flutiform has now been launched in Spain for the treatment of bronchial asthma.
The drug has also been launched in Italy as Abriff under a co-marketing agreement. Flutiform and Abriff combine the fast-acting long-acting beta agonist (LABA) formoterol with the most widely prescribed inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) fluticasone. SkyePharma shares gained 2.6% to365.74 pence in morning trading.
Following the launch in Spain, a milestone of 2.0 million euros ($2.5 million at current exchange rates) is now payable to Skyepharma by its licensee, privately-held Swiss firm Mundipharma International, together with royalties on net sales and revenues on product supply.
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