The Medicines Patent Pool negotiates with patent holders for licences on life-saving medicines, especially on HIV, hepatitis C and tuberculosis medicines. These licences permit generic pharmaceutical companies to manufacture and distribute patented medicines in developing countries. The licences also provide the freedom to develop new treatments such as fixed‑dose combinations – single pills composed of several medicines – and special formulations for children. Competition between low-cost manufacturers brings prices down.
Below you will find the list of products licensed to the MPP with the licensing and sublicensing agreements available for download. You can refine your search by keyword, disease, patent holders and country.
*The MPP and Roche signed an access price agreement for valganciclovir.
Key features of current licences
Update on progress of sublicensees