Wockhardt gains usfda approval for zaynich antibiotic

Wockhardt has secured USFDA approval for its novel antibiotic Zaynich after 12 years of development. The drug targets multidrug-resistant bacteria and carries a projected peak sales potential of $1.5 billion. The approval has lifted investor sentiment, pushing the company's stock higher.

The approval marks a potential turning point for Wockhardt, which has posted net losses in recent years. Zaynich was developed to address infections resistant to existing treatments, filling a gap in the pharmaceutical market for new antibiotics.

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Lab illustration of madecassic acid from Centella skincare inhibiting drug-resistant E. coli bacteria.
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Study finds madecassic acid, a Centella compound used in skincare, can inhibit drug-resistant E. coli in lab tests

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Researchers at the University of Kent, working with University College London, report that madecassic acid—a compound derived from the medicinal herb Centella asiatica and widely used in skincare—can inhibit the growth of antibiotic-resistant E. coli by targeting a bacterial respiratory system not found in humans or other animals.

British surgeon Ara Darzi told the WIRED Health conference that artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of drug-resistant infections. He cautioned that insufficient incentives might block these innovations from reaching patients. Antibiotic resistance already causes over a million deaths worldwide each year.

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Gland Pharma shares reached a new 52-week high after the company reported strong results for the March quarter and full year. The European unit Cenexi showed signs of recovery while new product launches and capacity additions supported the outlook.

Indian fund managers directed fresh investments into pharmaceutical and non-banking financial companies during April. The moves targeted defensive stocks amid concerns over oil prices and tensions in West Asia.

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Egypt’s Ministry of Health has held talks with a US pharmaceutical company to discuss investment in healthcare and drug manufacturing. The meeting aims to attract foreign capital and boost local production capacity.

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