Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Biocon Biologics Expands Global Rights to Adalimumab Biosimilar Hulio
Biocon Biologics, a company based in Bengaluru, India, has expanded its agreement with Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics (FKB).
This new deal gives Biocon Biologics full control over the manufacturing, development, and selling of a medicine called Hulio.
Hulio is a version of another medicine called adalimumab.
Before this, FKB made the medicine, and Biocon Biologics sold it.
Now, Biocon Biologics will handle everything.
They will start making the medicine in their own facilities after getting the necessary approvals.
FKB will still help with some development costs and get paid some fees.
This move helps Biocon Biologics make the medicine more affordable and available to people who need it worldwide.
The company's stock price has also gone up recently.
Biocon Biologics secures full and exclusive global rights to biosimilar adalimumab (Hulio) from FKB.
The company will now handle manufacturing, development, and commercialization of Hulio.
Commercial production will commence at Biocon Biologics’ facilities after technology transfer and regulatory approvals.
FKB will continue to participate in development and receive technology license fees and royalties.
The move aligns with Biocon Biologics’ strategy to expand access to high-quality biologics for inflammatory diseases globally.
- Who
- Biocon Biologics and Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics (FKB)
- What
- Expansion of in-licensing agreement for biosimilar adalimumab (Hulio)
- When
- Recent (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Global
- Why
- To secure full and exclusive global rights, improving flexibility and cost efficiency
- Company
- Biocon Biologics
- Partner
- Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics (FKB)
- Product
- Hulio (biosimilar version of adalimumab)
- Rights Acquired
- Full and exclusive global rights
- Responsibilities
- Manufacturing, development, and commercialization
- Share Price Change
- 1.04% increase in early trade on Tuesday
- Year-to-Date Performance
- 9.18% rise