Xenon Feels No Pain After $41M Upfront From Teva

Teva and Xenon collaborate to develop the Canadian company’s lead pain product; the deal could net Xenon as much as $376 million and will fit snugly into the Israeli company’s new focus.

On the same day that it announced a shift in its corporate strategy, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. struck a deal for the global rights to Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s pain drug XEN-402.

The deal fits nicely into the Israeli generics company’s more focused approach to R&D, which includes an increased emphasis on central nervous system (including pain and neurodegenerative disorders) and respiratory diseases, while toning down activities in

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