Pharming Adds CDZ173 To Its Rare Disease Pipeline, Foresees Launch by 2022

The Dutch rare disease group says licensing CDZ173 from Novartis is Pharming’s first step towards building off the commercial success of its sole product, Ruconest, in HAE.

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CDZ173 is in late-stage trials for treating APDS • Source: Shutterstock

The Dutch rare disease company Pharming Group NV has embarked on expansion by acquiring an exclusive global license to CDZ173 (leniolisib), a late-stage small-molecule drug for the treatment of activated phosphoinositide 3-kinase delta syndrome (APDS), a primary immune deficiency, in return for an upfront payment of $20m to Novartis AG as well as potential milestone and royalty payments.

CDZ173 is currently in a pivotal Phase II/III clinical trial as a treatment for APDS. Novartis has completed all the...

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