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Lava fires up a $700m cancer licensing deal with Seagen

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While a rumoured takeover by Merck & Co has yet to materialise, Seagen is getting on with its own business development, including a just-agreed licensing deal for a cancer immunotherapy developed by Dutch biotech Lava Therapeutics. The post Lava fires up a $700m cancer licensing deal with Seagen appeared first on.

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Ferrer signs licence deal with Asceneuron for ASN90 to treat PSP

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Spanish pharmaceutical firm Ferrer and Swiss biotechnology firm Asceneuron have signed a licensing agreement for the latter’s O-GlcNAcase inhibitor, ASN90, to treat progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP). The company now intends to conduct a Phase II clinical trial for determining the optimal dose range and efficacy of ASN90.

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How Are Biopharma Companies Evaluating Partnerships in the Rare Disease Space?

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Thomas Kassberg, Chief Business Officer, Ultragenyx. The result is new modalities and new technologies that enable a broad range of biotech and pharmaceutical companies to work together to bring therapies to rare disease patients.

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BMS cuts $3.15bn deal with Century for cancer cell therapies

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Bristol-Myers Squibb chief executive Giovanni Caforio has promised to invest in the company’s pipeline at the virtual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference, and demonstrated that commitment by licensing up to four cancer cell therapy candidates from Century Therapeutics.

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Allecra Therapeutics and Shanghai Haini Pharmaceutical Announce Exclusive Licensing Agreement for Cefepime/enmetazobactam for Greater China

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Allecra, subject to the satisfaction of terms and conditions as set forth in the Exclusive Licensing Agreement, is to receive an upfront cash payment and is eligible to receive additional development and commercial milestone payments with an overall deal value of $78 million, in addition to royalties.

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Exelixis doubles down on ADCs for cancer with NBE, Catalent deals

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Both deals give Exelixis an exclusive option to license ADC candidates at the preclinical stage, before they are submitted for approval to start human trials, and can be extended if the parties agree. Last year, Exelixis paid $7.5 million in milestones.

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Merck snaps up cancer drug from China’s Kelun in $1.4bn deal

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The US pharma group is paying $47 million in upfront payments to license rights to the undisclosed drug outside China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, with another $1.36 billion in potential milestone payments plus royalties on sales. Davis said the company is “not seeing a fundamental shift in seller expectations as of this point.”

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