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Sanofi licenses Sino Biopharm’s transplant drug for $135M upfront

Sanofi has paid $135 million upfront to license a potential therapy to tamp down transplant rejection from the Hong Kong-based company Sino Biopharmaceutical.

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Sanofi has paid $135 million upfront to license a potential therapy to tamp down transplant rejection from the Hong Kong-based company Sino Biopharmaceutical.

The French pharma will get exclusive worldwide rights to develop, make and sell rovadicitinib, in a deal made via Sino’s subsidiary Chia Tai Tianqing Pharmaceutical. Sanofi is on the hook for up to $1.4 billion in milestone payments, plus possible double-digit tiered royalties, according to a Wednesday securities filing.

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