Three years after paying a hefty sum to acquire MyoKardia, Bristol Myers Squibb Company is acquiring rights for certain territories in the Asia-Pacific region for a drug that MyoKardia had out-licensed to the US-Chinese biotech firm LianBio two months before the BMS buyout. LianBio, meanwhile, is embarking on what it called a strategic review.
LianBio and BMS said 24 October that BMS would acquire its exclusive rights to develop and commercialize Camzyos (mavacamten) in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand for a $350m one-time payment plus an agreement to release LianBio from payment
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