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Trades about 55% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Handa Pharmaceuticals, Inc. operates as a specialized drug company, concentrating its efforts on creating and advancing new medications for diverse health issues across both the United States and China. The firm currently offers Quetiapine XR, a treatment for Schizophrenia, as well as Dexlansoprazole DR capsules. Beyond its existing portfolio, Handa is actively cultivating a robust pipeline of therapies. This includes their cutting-edge ONCORE drug delivery platform, engineered to boost patient adherence and improve the safety of tyrosine kinase inhibitor oncology drugs. Other significant projects encompass a 505(b)(2)NDA therapeutic agent, Tascenso ODT for managing multiple sclerosis, and the oncology candidates HND-033 and HND-027. Furthermore, the company's development initiatives feature HND-004, designed for diabetic patients; HND-032, intended to aid in smoking cessation; and HND-026, a gastrointestinal medication. Founded in 2014, Handa Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has its main corporate headquarters situated in Tainan City, Taiwan.
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