G1 Believes Boehringer Is Better Bet To Sell Trilaciclib

Drops Plans To Market Alone In US

G1 Therapeutics had been talking about marketing its recently filed myelosuppression therapy for small cell lung cancer on its own. However a deal with Boehringer represents an alternative "capital efficient launch structure."

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Boehringer gives G1 a helping commercial hand • Source: Shutterstock

Having just filed trilaciclib in the US and beefed up its commercial operations, G1 Therapeutics Inc. has made a surprise decision not to go it alone marketing the cancer drug but has inked a co-promotion agreement with Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH instead.

Under the terms of the three-year deal, G1 and Boehringer will collaborate on the commercialization in the US and Puerto Rico of trilaciclib, a myelosuppression therapy administered before chemotherapy, for its first potential indication in small-cell lung cancer (SCLC)

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