Ablynx Adds Sanofi To Its List Of Big Pharma Partners

Sanofi is the latest big pharma, following on from Merck & Co., AbbVie and others, to team up with Belgian Nanobody drug developer Ablynx.

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Sanofi & Ablynx Sign R&D Deal For Novel Therapies Targeting Immune Disorders • Source: Shutterstock

Sanofi is paying €23m upfront to Belgium-based Ablynx NV for access to the latter company's Nanobody-based therapeutic platform; the pair will develop novel treatments for various immune mediated inflammatory diseases.

Under the agreement, Ablynx will receive research funding of around €8m for preclinical development of the initially selected targets

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