Servier and Galapagos join hands in $2m-now, $260m-later oncology deal

French company Servier and Belgium's Galapagos have entered into a multi-year strategic alliance to discover and develop new small molecule therapies for cancer, building on their existing relationship in the field of osteoarthritis.

French company Servier and Belgium's Galapagos have entered into a multi-year strategic alliance to discover and develop new small molecule therapies for cancer, building on their existing relationship in the field of osteoarthritis.

Under the latest agreement, Galapagos will receive research access payments of €2 million from Servier. Galapagos is also eligible for...

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