Flying High: China’s Eddingpharm Takes Another Step With Its First Global Licensing Deal
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
In its latest deal, Eddingpharm continues its march forward from a third-party promotional partner for companies like GSK, to a China-based specialty pharma. After in-licensing a string of compounds last year, it has now added three more from ACT Biotech.
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