Deal snapshot: J&J decided to return global rights to platotamab, a Phase II-ready CD20xCD3 bispecific antibody for hematological cancers, but remains partnered with Xencor on candidates for prostate cancer and B-cell malignancies.
Who: Xencor/Janssen Biotech
What: The Johnson & Johnson subsidiary is returning worldwide rights to plamotamab, a CD20xCD3 bispecific T-cell engager, to Xencor less...
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After in-licensing a cardiovascular candidate last year, AstraZeneca has signed a strategic drug discovery alliance, which could generate billions of dollars in payments to the Chinese firm.
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Plus deals involving BioAge/JiKang, Sanyou/Medicovestor, AriBio/Acino, Intragrand/Transpire, Kaken/Twocells, Sumitomo/Novo Nordisk, NIBEC/Undisclosed, Formosa/Adalvo, Drug Farm/Amoytop, Lupin/SteinCares and Lupin/Honeywell.
The $1.25bn buyout is a simple deal for BioNTech, bringing new mRNA R&D and manufacturing capacity while also ending a bothersome patent dispute.
Plus deals involving BioAge/JiKang, Sanyou/Medicovestor, AriBio/Acino, Intragrand/Transpire, Kaken/Twocells, Sumitomo/Novo Nordisk, NIBEC/Undisclosed, Formosa/Adalvo, Drug Farm/Amoytop, Lupin/SteinCares and Lupin/Honeywell.
The oral BTK inhibitor impresses in a Phase II trial for IgG4-related disease.
The $1.25bn buyout is a simple deal for BioNTech, bringing new mRNA R&D and manufacturing capacity while also ending a bothersome patent dispute.
