ABOUT US
Who We Are
Samsung Bioepis reimagines and redefines the way medicines are made.
We make quality-assured biologic medicines more accessible, more quickly
Samsung Bioepis is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to unlocking the
potential of biosimilar medicines and transforming the way
biologic
therapies are brought to patients. Our mission is reflected in our name,
bio-epis; literally meaning life (“bio”) and science (“episteme”) in
Greek.
We want to enhance the lives of patients through our pioneering
and innovative use of science and technology.
Our approach
We are a young company, challenging traditional approaches and harnessing new technologies to find smarter, faster ways of getting quality-assured medicines to the people who need them.
Our partners
We work hand in hand with other carefully chosen partners to commercialize our products around the world and ensure supply and access for the people who need them. Our partners include Biogen, Organon and Sandoz.
Our achievements
Since our establishment in 2012, we have developed one of the most expansive and rapidly growing biosimilars portfolios in the industry. We have already opened up access to life-changing and life-saving medicines in immunology, oncology, ophthalmology and hematology, including beingincluding being the first to secure European approval of four biosimilars for autoimmune conditions. We received European approval and FDA approval for trastuzumab biosimilar, ranibizumab biosimilar and eculizumab biosimilar. Also, we received European approval for bevacizumab biosimilar and FDA approval for aflibercept biosimilar.
Our future
As long as patients face barriers to accessing the medicines they need, we will continue to strive for constant innovation. We are expanding into new areas of unmet need in gastroenterology and endocrinology. We are also harnessing our smart development process for biosimilars to develop the next generation of novel biologics. Our work has only just begun.
Since our launch in 2012, we have developed the industry’s most rapidly advancing biosimilar medicines portfolio and have become a leader in biosimilars.
- Samsung Bioepis is
established - Samsung Bioepis opens
R&D Center
- Partnership with Merck&Co.i)
- Partnership with Biogen
- 2 biosimilars (infliximab and
etanercept) approved by
MFDS (Korea)
- 2 biosimilars (infliximab and
etanercept) approved by EC
(Europe)
- 1 biosimilar (infliximab)
approved by FDA (US) - 2 biosimilars (adalimumab and
trastuzumab) approved by EC
(Europe) - Partnership with Takeda
- 2 biosimilars (adalimumab and
trastuzumab) approved by
MFDS (Korea) - 1 biosimilar (etanercept)
approved by ANVISA (Brazil)
- 1 biosimilar (infliximab)
approved by ANVISA (Brazil)
- Partnership with 3SBio
- Partnership with C-bridge
Capital - 3 biosimilars (trastuzumab,
etanercept and adalimumab)
approved by FDA (US)
- 1 biosimilar (bevacizumab)
approved by EC (Europe)
- Opening of the New
Headquarters - 1 biosimilar (bevacizumab)
approved by MFDS (Korea) - 1 biosimilar (ranibizumab)
approved by EC (Europe) - 1 biosimilar (ranibizumab)
approved by FDA (US)
- 1 biosimilar (ranibizumab)
approved by MFDS (Korea) -
Citrate-free, high-concentration adalimumab biosimilar approved by the FDA (US)
- 1 biosimilar (eculizumab)
approved by EC (Europe) and UK (MHRA) - 1 biosimilar (ranibizumab) approved as interchangeable by FDA (US)
- Partnership with Sandoz
- 1 biosimilar (Aflibercept) approved by FDA (US)
- 1 biosimilar (Ustekinumab) approved by EC (Europe), UK (MHRA), MFDS (Korea) and FDA (US)
- 1 biosimilar (bevacizumab) approved by ANVISA (Brazil)
- 1 biosimilar (eculizumab) approved by MFDS (Korea) and FDA (US)
i) We are in partnership with Organon, which spinoff from Merck in June 2021.
At Samsung Bioepis we believe our fresh approach to harnessing
science and technology is the key unlocking the health care of the future.
We will put our passion for health to work and strive for constant innovation.
"We are relentless in our mission to speed up and enhance the development of
quality-assured biosimilars because people shouldn't wait for the life-changing
medicines they need."
