Teva

Biosimilar developer, Israel. 5 development products across 5 molecules: denosumab, filgrastim, follitropin alfa, ranibizumab, teriparatide.

First approval in the Atlas: Sep 2008, Ratiograstim, filgrastim (EMA)
FDAproducts approved1
EMAproducts approved3
MHRAproducts approved3
PMDAproducts approved0
HCproducts approved1
CDSCOproducts approved0
EDEproducts registered1

About Teva

Teva sells more biosimilars than it develops. Its own filgrastim was among the first growth factor biosimilars in Europe in 2008, its follitropin Ovaleap was the first of its kind in Europe, and its denosumab reached Europe and the United States in 2025 and 2026. It also sells Alvotech's adalimumab and ustekinumab in the United States and a ranibizumab in Canada.

Portfolio by market

MoleculeProductFDAEMAMHRAPMDAHCCDSCOEDEMarkets
DenosumabPonlimsi / Degevma TVB-009Mar 2026Nov 2025MHRA····3/7
FilgrastimTevagrastim / Ratiograstim XM02·Sep 2008····Jun 20222/7
Follitropin alfaOvaleap XM17·Sep 2013MHRA····2/7
RanibizumabRanopto····Oct 2023··1/7
TeriparatideTeriparatide Teva··MHRA····1/7

Month shown is the first approval or registration of that product in that market.

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Data current to September 2026.