>Pegasys and PegIntron have >95% market share. That of course means the non-pegylated IF-alphas have <5% market share. Could be well below 5% market share.<
You must be thinking of the U.S. market only. Worldwide, in the most recent quarter Intron-A sold at a $240M annual run rate and had a 10% share of the IFN-alpha market. (Pegasys had a 54% share and Peg-Intron had 36%.)
In any case, the main point is that $240M per year is not a trivial revenue stream for an FoB maker to pursue—provided that the FoB is substitutable for the original drug and doesn’t have to be actively marketed. Regards, Dew