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The uptake of lower-priced biosimilar versions of cetuximab and bevacizumab is expected to<br />

rise, limiting the already-moderate growth of the market.<br />

The roll-out of generic versions of capecitabine is also announced and is expected to hamper<br />

the market growth to a great extent.<br />

However, the launches of premium-priced developing therapies for the treatment of<br />

colorectal cancer are expected to balance the market.<br />

Stivarga (regorafenib tab) is expected to drive the colorectal cancer therapeutics market<br />

significantly as its expected line extension is in the first-line metastatic setting, which will be<br />

used as the maintenance treatment for patients, who have resected liver metastases.<br />

Another drug, Lonsurf (TAS-102), approved in Japan for the treatment of advanced metastatic<br />

colorectal cancer is gaining immense popularity among patients as it is more tolerable<br />

compared to Stivarga.<br />

Xilonix and Panitumumab are expecting their approval, after which they are projected to<br />

trigger additional market growth.<br />

Browse the full Press Release of Colorectal Cancer Therapeutics Market :<br />

http://www.mrrse.com/colorectal-cancer-therapeutics-market-report<br />

The future of colorectal cancer therapeutics market is showing signs of healthy growth<br />

facilitated by potential drugs under various phases of clinical development and around 400<br />

active pipeline molecules.<br />

Pfizer Inc., Ingelheim, Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Eli Lilly and Co., and Taiho<br />

Pharmaceutical are the major participants operating in the colorectal cancer therapeutics<br />

market.<br />

Send An Enquiry: http://www.mrrse.com/enquiry/114<br />

1 Table of Contents<br />

1.1 List of Tables<br />

1.2 List of Figures

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