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Teva Wins FDA Denosumab Biosimilar Approval Expanding US Portfolio

Sep 28, 2026, 4:28 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Regulatory clearance broadens Teva’s revenue base and could lift near-term biosimilar sales; however, the effect depends on pricing, market uptake, and competition dynamics with Amgen.

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Teva announced FDA approval for DEGEVMA, a denosumab biosimilar to Xgeva, across all indications, expanding its oncology bone-health portfolio. Coupled with PONLIMSI, this strengthens Teva's Pivot to Growth and broadens access to denosumab therapies in the U.S., with a planned launch in coming months. The development could modestly lift near-term biosimilar revenue and enhance long-term growth upside.

FDA approves DEGEVMA biosimilar to Xgeva across all indications. Expands Teva's denosumab portfolio.
Second Teva biosimilar approval in 2026. Supports Pivot to Growth strategy.
U.S. launch planned in coming months. Complements PONLIMSI approved March 2026.
EU approval already in place; U.S. entry broadens denosumab access.

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