Bavarian Nordic Deal Opens Up Potential China Market For RSV Vaccine

Company Lags Behind Big Players, But Could Seize Asian Opportunity

As three big players get set to reveal pivotal data for adult RSV vaccines, Bavarian Nordic seals a deal for its candidate that could still claim a sizeable niche if a late-stage trial delivers.

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Bavarian Nordic 's RSV vaccine is about to begin its Phase III trials, which could mean a launch as soon as 2024 • Source: Alamy

Bavarian Nordic has sealed a deal with Shanghai-based Nuance Pharma to develop and market its respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine candidate across China and numerous Southeast Asian territories, if it gains approval.

The deal sees Bavarian Nordic receive an upfront payment of $12.5m and makes it eligible for future milestone payments of up to $212

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