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Novartis Exits India Unit in $175M Sale to ChrysCapital

Jul 30, 2026

Novartis AG is selling its 70.68% controlling stake in Novartis India to ChrysCapital for $175 million, triggering a mandatory open offer at INR 860.64 per share. Shares surged 20% as the Swiss drugmaker shifts investment to US manufacturing amid tariff risks.

Pharmaceutical Equipment Markets Projected to See Strong Growth Through 2035

Jul 25, 2026

Flow chemistry, laboratory mixer, and industrial extruder markets are projected to grow significantly through 2035, driven by pharmaceutical continuous manufacturing, high R&D funding, and sustainability trends. Flow chemistry is expected to reach $12 billion, while laboratory mixers could hit $29.6 billion. Key players include Merck KGaA, BASF, and Lonza.

Patent Rights and Competition: FTC Challenges J&J Case as Turkish Court Clarifies Pharma Patent Boundaries

Jun 25, 2026

The US FTC is challenging a court ruling involving Johnson & Johnson's patent acquisition for Stelara, arguing it could weaken antitrust enforcement in pharma. Separately, Turkey's Court of Cassation ruled that patent holders who file infringement actions and send warning letters to third parties are exercising lawful patent rights, dismissing an unfair competition claim by a generic company.

FDA Approvals and Pipeline Expansion Drive Bladder Cancer Therapeutics Market Growth

Jun 23, 2026

The bladder cancer therapeutics market is expanding with recent FDA approvals including INLEXZO for NMIBC and a KEYTRUDA-Padvev combination for MIBC, while the NMIBC market reached approximately USD 3 billion in 2025 across seven major markets. Ferring reported record revenues exceeding €2.5 billion in 2025, driven by Adstiladrin as its second major growth driver. A robust pipeline of emerging therapies is expected to further transform the market through 2036.

FDA Addresses Industry Feedback on NAMs Guidance, CNPV Program, and NDC Rule

Jun 09, 2026

The FDA is receiving extensive industry feedback on three regulatory initiatives: draft guidance for using new approach methodologies to reduce animal testing, the Commissioner's National Priority Voucher pilot program, and a proposed rule to update the National Drug Code format. Stakeholders are urging revisions to the NAMs guidance, improvements to the CNPV program, and timely finalization of the NDC rule to avoid disruptions.