Merck licenses Chinese cancer drug, searching for next Keytruda blockbuster
In a move to safeguard the company’s dominant position in cancer, Merck said Thursday it will license a new cancer drug from LaNova Medicines, a Shanghai-based firm, for $588 million upfront and as much as $2.7 billion in potential milestone payments.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the Keytruda combination in malignant pleural mesothelioma in September. Keytruda, a cancer drug that harnesses a patient's immune system to fight tumors ...
Merck & Co. is paying $588 million upfront to defend its Keytruda kingdom. The outlay, plus up to $2.7 billion in milestones, ...
VEGF bispecifics. | Merck and BioNTech are buying Chinese biotechs to gain PD-(L)1/VEGF bispecifics. AstraZeneca's CEO argued ...
Merck's undervalued stock presents growth opportunities with Keytruda and promising pipeline drugs, making it a Buy despite ...
The company is paying China-based biotech LaNova Medicines $588 million for the same type of bispecific antibody drug that ...
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Merck Spends Up To $3.3 Billion In An Insurance Policy Against Summit TherapeuticsMerck is playing defense against Summit Therapeutics with a $3.3 billion licensing deal announced Thursday for a cancer drug.
Results from the study, which focused on gynecological malignant tumors, were presented at the Society for Immunotherapy of ...
Germany-based BioNTech got into the space before the gold rush that was unleashed in September by the news that Akeso and ...
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