Sanofi abandons plan to seek approval for eczema drug from $1.1B Kymab buyout
Sanofi's decision to abandon an eczema drug from its $1.1B Kymab acquisition raises questions about its pipeline strategy.
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Sanofi has decided to abandon plans to seek approval for an eczema drug acquired from Kymab. The drug, amlitelimab, an OX40L antibody, was part of a $1.1 billion acquisition. Coverage from BioSpace, Endpoints News, FirstWord Pharma, WSJ, and Fierce Biotech emphasizes the company's strategic shift under new leadership.
The move comes amid a broader review of Sanofi's pipeline, with the new CEO overseeing changes. The decision to scrap the atopic dermatitis trials indicates a significant pivot in Sanofi's research and development focus. Watch for further details on Sanofi's pipeline review and any additional changes in its development strategy.
Coverage does not yet specify which other drugs or therapies might be affected.
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Coverage (5)
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Sanofi’s $1.4B Kymab bet falters again as atopic dermatitis trials scrappedBioSpace · 103d ago
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Sanofi nixes Kymab-originated OX40L antibody in eczemaEndpoints News · 103d ago
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Sanofi shelves amlitelimab in atopic dermatitis after pipeline reviewFirstWord Pharma · 103d ago
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Sanofi abandons plan to seek approval for eczema drug from $1.1B Kymab buyoutFierce Biotech · 103d ago
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What drug is Sanofi abandoning?
Sanofi is abandoning amlitelimab, an OX40L antibody for eczema.
Why is Sanofi abandoning this drug?
Sanofi is abandoning the drug amid a review of its pipeline under new leadership.
What was the acquisition price for Kymab?
Sanofi acquired Kymab for $1.1 billion.
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