Tianjing Biotechnology and Sanofi have reached an authorization agreement with a potential total price of up to 200 million euros
紫气东送
发表于 2024-9-25 20:31:38
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According to AI News, on September 25th, Tianjing Biotechnology announced that it has reached a strategic cooperation with Sanofi for the development, production, and commercialization of its independently developed global innovative CD73 antibody, Yulelimab, in Greater China. Sanofi will make a down payment of approximately 32 million euros and recent milestone payments to Tianjing Biotechnology, as well as specific registration and sales milestone payments; The maximum potential total consideration shall not exceed 213 million euros.
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