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​iNova Pharmaceutical's acquisition of Juno PC set to receive Australian regulatory scrutiny

( September 2, 2019, 00:45 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The proposed acquisition of Australian pharmaceutical joint venture Juno PC by iNova Pharmaceuticals (Australia) will be reviewed by the country’s competition regulator. In a market inquiries letter released today, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said it would focus its probe on whether, and to what extent, iNova and Juno PC’s products are likely to compete and whether a generic phentermine hydrochloride product is likely to commence supply in Australia. The drug is central to the regulator’s considerations, because Juno PC is a special-purpose joint venture seeking to develop, register, manufacture, license and supply a patent-protected phentermine hydrochloride product in tablet form. The ACCC has set Oct. 31 as the tentative date for a decision.The ACCC's market-inquiries letter is attached. ...

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