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Sobi adds rare lymphoma drug with $580m Innate tie-up
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Swedish kiss for french Innate: Sobi backs Innate’s lacutamab as rare T-cell lymphoma program enters Phase 3 - European Biotechnology Magazine
Swedish rare-disease specialist Sobi is paying $75 million upfront for global commercial rights to Innate Pharma’s lacutamab, a first-in-class antibody targeting KIR3DL2 in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. The deal gives Innate funding and a commercial partner for its next clinical step, while adding a late-stage oncology asset to Sobi’s rare-disease portfolio. The post Swedish kiss for french Innate: Sobi backs Innate’s lacutamab as rare T-cell lymph…
Sobi has entered into a partnership with the French company Innate Pharma on the drug candidate lacutamab. Sobi will pay money to its partner, but the Swedish company will receive global commercialization rights.
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