Sanofi, Enjaymo and Recordati
YAHOO!Finance · 15h
Sanofi Sells Global Rights To Rare Autoimmune Drug Enjaymo For $825M Upfront To Italian Firm Recordati
Italian pharma company Recordati S.p.A agreed to acquire the global rights to Enjaymo (sutimlimab) from Sanofi SA (NASDAQ:SNY) for $825 million as an upfront payment and additional commercial milestone payments of up to $250 million.
FiercePharma · 16h
In sustained rare disease push, Recordati lays out $825M upfront to acquire Sanofi's CAD drug Enjaymo
As Sanofi continues to clean out its medicine chest, Italy’s Recordati is getting in on the action. | Recordati is floating $825 million upfront—plus another $250 million in potential commercial milestones—to get its hands on the global rights to Sanofi’s rare disease biologic Enjaymo.
BioSpace · 17h
Sanofi Offloads Rare Autoimmune Drug to Recordati in Potential $1B Deal
Under the deal announced Friday, the Italian pharma will make an upfront payment of $825 million to Sanofi for global rights to a biologic for the treatment of cold agglutinin disease, with milestone payments of up to $250 million.
ENDPOINTS NEWS · 18h
Sanofi sells rare disease drug Enjaymo to Recordati for $825M upfront
Sanofi is offloading its rare autoimmune disease medicine Enjaymo to an Italian pharmaceutical company for $825 million upfront. Recordati, based in Milan, said Friday it will pay up to an additional $250 million over time for the monoclonal antibody,
Reuters · 17h
Recordati buys rights to rare immune disorder drug from Sanofi for $825 mln
Italian pharma group Recordati said on Friday it would buy from Sanofi the global rights to a drug used to treat cold agglutinin disease (CAD), a rare autoimmune disorder, for $825 million, sending both stocks up in early trade.
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