Japanese and Mid-Sized European Biotech Licensings

Alliance activity over the last few years suggests that Japanese companies are more willing to take a chance on less proven, earlier-stage technology than mid-sized European companies.

This month, we compared licensing deals with public biotech partners struck by mid-sized European partners to those done by the top 15 Japanese pharmaceutical companies to highlight the differences in dealmaking styles of these highly regional players. We only used deals in which the licensee acquired rights only in its own region, leaving the biotech partner free to license the remainder of the worldwide marketing rights to a multinational.

As the chart below illustrates, it seems Japanese partners are more willing to take a chance on less-proven, earlier-stage technology...

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