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In March last year, Fennec Pharmaceuticals entered an exclusive licensing agreement, granting Norgine commercialisation rights for the injection in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. Under this agreement, Fennec

This expansion includes exclusive distribution agreements as well as new market authorisation transfers. The current agreement in Japan follows the last year agreement between the two companies for

The collaboration brings together LEO Pharma’s “expertise” in medical dermatology and DEBRA Research’s pharmaceutical experience to develop novel medicines for this condition. DEBRA Research managing director Prof Hubert Truebel

Concurrently, the company also secured a funding of $27m in Series B round. The proceeds are set to be utilised for progressing the therapy through a Phase I

The acquisition primarily comprises cash payments, with a smaller portion in the form of BioNTech American Depositary Shares. In addition, there are potential performance-based payments of up to

The decision is based on outcomes from the Phase III CheckMate -9DW trial. According to the outcomes of the trial presented by the company in June last year,

This places the company’s valuation at $525m. Transformation Capital led the funding round, with participation from current investors like World Innovation Lab, OCV Partners, UP2398, Khosla Ventures, Cone

Additionally, the company is on track to submit a marketing authorisation application (MAA) to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in the first quarter of this year. The Division

Sanofi Ventures and EQT Life Sciences jointly led the funding round. New investors like Novartis Venture Fund, RiverVest Venture Partners, Mirae Asset Financial Group, abrdn-managed funds, GHR Foundation,