CSL teams with Alentis on lixudebart; pays USD 355 million upfront

By Public Technologies
  • CSL entered an exclusive global collaboration with Alentis to jointly develop, co-promote, and commercialize lixudebart for rare kidney and liver diseases.
  • CSL will pay Alentis USD 355 million upfront, with up to USD 1.2 billion tied to commercial milestones.
  • CSL will fully fund the ongoing Phase 2 RENAL trial, a planned Phase 3 program in AAV-RPGN, and Phase 2 studies in FSGS and PSC.
  • Global profits will be split 55% to CSL, 45% to Alentis once lixudebart is commercialized.


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