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The Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards 2025 return to Frankfurt for the 12th anniversary!
Join us in Frankfurt during CPhI Worldwide week to commemorate the 12th anniversary of the Global Generics & Biosimilars Awards—a prestigious recognition of outstanding achievements and transformative innovations in the global off-patent pharmaceutical industry.
This event shines a spotlight on industry leadership in generics and biosimilars, honouring exceptional contributions across 14 distinguished categories, including Biosimilar Initiative of the Year, Leader of the Year, and API Supplier of the Year. From advancing biosimilars innovation to enhancing pharma manufacturing, these Awards celebrate those shaping the future of generic pharmaceuticals, biosimilar medicines, and value-added medicines.
Key Details:
- Entry deadline: Friday, 1 August, 2025
- Ceremony: Wednesday, 29 October, 2025
- Location: Radisson Blu Hotel, Frankfurt
The Awards represent global recognition of pharmaceutical excellence. The rigorous judging process ensures only the most deserving are celebrated, with winners unveiled at the Awards ceremony on Wednesday, 29 October 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity to honour the visionaries transforming healthcare. Submit your entry today—free of charge—and join us in celebrating the future of off-patent medicines.
WINNER
Sandoz
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- Aurobindo Pharma
- Hikma Pharmaceuticals
- Sandoz
- Samsung Bioepis
- Synthon
WHO COULD ENTER
Open to any company that generates at least a third, or at least US $250 million, of its annual sales from generics or biosimilars.
WHO CAN ENTER
Open to any company that generates at least a third, or at least US $250 million, of its annual sales from generics and biosimilars. Qualification for a region is dependent on the headquarters (not tax domicile) of a company’s generics and/or biosimilars business. Entry eligibility period of 1 August 2024-31 July 2025.
Company of the Year – Americas
WINNER
Amneal
FINALISTS
- Amneal
- ANI Pharmaceuticals
- Viatris
Company of the Year – EMEA
WINNER
Sandoz
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- Hikma Pharmaceuticals
- Sandoz
- Synthon
Company of the Year – Asia-Pacific
WINNER
Aurobindo
FINALISTS
- Aurobindo Pharma
- JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
- Samsung Bioepis
WHO COULD ENTER
Open to any company that generates at least a third, or at least US $250 million, of its annual sales from generics and biosimilars. Qualification for a region is dependent on the headquarters (not tax domicile) of a company’s generics and/or biosimilars business.
WINNER
Hikma Pharmaceuticals
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- Aurobindo Pharma
- Hikma Pharmaceuticals
- Synthon
WHO COULD ENTER
Open to any company which has acquired another company that is active in generics and/or biosimilars, or has acquired a portfolio of generic and/or biosimilar products.
WINNER
Richard Saynor, CEO of Sandoz
FINALISTS
- Enrico Zodio, CEO of Procos
- Anish Mehta, CEO of Synthon
- Stephen Beckman, CEO of YARAL Pharma, Inc.
- Ankur Shah, Chairman and Managing Director of Invengene Private
- Riad Mishlawi, CEO of Hikma Pharmaceuticals
- Anil Okay, CEO and Founder of Adalvo
- Richard Saynor, CEO of Sandoz
- Kyung-Ah Kim, President and Chief Executive Officer of Samsung Bioepis
- Mr. V Muralidharan (Murali), CEO of Aurobindo Pharma's European business
WHO COULD ENTER
Open to any member of the senior management team of a firm within the generics or biosimilars industries. Judges will want to see how the entered leaders have best applied company values within the business environment – achieving measured and sustainable growth, driving improved performance, delivering shareholder value, implementing robust strategies, engaging staff, demonstrating market knowledge and true customer insight.
WINNER
Accord Healthcare
FINALISTS
- Accord Healthcare
- Adalvo
- Invengene Private
- Sandoz
- Samsung Bioepis
- Shanghai Henlius Biotech
- Synthon
WHO COULD ENTER
Open to any generics and/or biosimilars alliance, joint venture, distribution agreement, licensing deal or similar that does not involve the acquisition of another company or a portfolio of products.
WINNER
Samsung Bioepis
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- Celltrion
- Samsung Bioepis
- Sandoz
WHO COULD ENTER
Entries may relate to any biosimilar currently marketed, approved or in clinical development, sales and marketing initiatives, distribution agreements or other initiatives aimed at increasing biosimilar usage.
WINNER
Sandoz
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- DDReg Pharma Private
- Lloyds Clinical
- Sandoz
- Veranova
WHO COULD ENTER
Awarded to identify excellence in the regulatory sphere. This could include innovative approaches to obtaining marketing authorisations, regulatory milestones for individual companies, or developments that represent a wider breakthrough for the global generics and/or biosimilars industries.
WINNER
CNX Therapeutics
FINALISTS
- Adalvo
- Cencora
- Centrient
- CNX Therapeutics
- Procos S.P.A
WHO COULD ENTER
Humanitarian charity International Health Partners (IHP) has partnered with Generics Bulletin to create this Award. Entries could include: company approach to CSR, implementation, engagement plans, training & education programmes, compulsory licensing and humanitarian aid donations.
WINNER
Cencora
FINALISTS
- Synthon partnership with Accord Healthcare
- Adalvo
- Cencora
- Invengene Private
- JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
WHO COULD ENTER
Awarded to recognise outstanding achievements by firms or individuals that work alongside generics and biosimilars manufacturers and suppliers. These could include logistics providers, contract-research organisations, contract manufacturers, law firms and consultants.
WINNER
Association for Accessible Medicines & Biosimilars Council
FINALISTS
- Association for Accessible Medicines & Biosimilars Council
- Biosimilars Canada
- International Generic and Biosimilar medicines Association
- JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
- Spanish biosimilar medicines association BioSina
WHO COULD ENTER
This category allows industry firms and organizations to highlight outstanding campaigns used to successfully promote and highlight generics, biosimilars and value-added medicines across the world. This could include awareness campaigns, efforts to highlight key industry contributions to a wider audience, or initiatives that raise the profile of off-patent medicines for healthcare industry stakeholders.






