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Shionogi Deal Opens Asia To Sage’s Fast-Acting Antidepressant
Japan’s Shionogi has gained selected Asian rights to Sage’s promising fast-acting depression drug, in a deal worth up to $575m to the US company.
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GC-Yuhan Orphan Alliance Signals Changing Korean Views On Open Innovation
In what appears to be the first open innovation-based partnership between leading South Korean pharma firms, GC Pharma and Yuhan have agreed to conduct joint early research on orphan drugs, capitalizing on each others' strengths. The move may herald a shift in domestic companies' views on such collaboration and a possible increase in similar tie-ups, amid their ongoing efforts to pursue innovation.
Tech Transfer Roundup: Amgen Teams With MD Anderson To Accelerate Early-Stage Cancer Candidates
In a busy month, MD Anderson also partners with Ipsen on an unspecified cancer drug and licenses poziotinib IP to Spectrum. Using IP from UCLA, Bloom launches with focus on neuroprotective epilepsy therapies.
BI’s Business Development Focus Remains On Early Collaboration
Boehringer Ingelheim’s US business development head Ioannis Sapountzis outlines BI’s efforts to catch up with competitors in NASH and immuno-oncology via early-stage partnerships and licensing deals.
Deal Watch, Focus On Asia: Cipla Licenses India Rights To Lilly’s Basalgar
Cipla expands on its in-licensing strategy in India with Lilly’s insulin glargine product, while Aptose signs second agreement with CrystalGenomics to add Chinese rights for leukemia candidate CG-806, and Yakult gains Japanese rights to Verastem's duvelisib.
Deal Watch: BridgeBio To Launch New Subsidiary Around Rare Disease Candidate Obtained From Alexion
Sanofi completes the transition of its infectious disease unit to Evotec. Perhaps not yet done with virology, Gilead licenses technology for HIV/hep B vaccines from Hookipa.
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