Week In Review: Menarini And Lummy Announce Novel Drug In-Licensings For China

Menarini of Italy paid $100 million to in-license China and Asia-Pacific rights for a liver cancer treatment developed by Germany's 4SC AG; Chongqing Lummy Pharma, with help from TVM's $50 million China BioPharma Capital I fund, announced a $40 million deal to in-license greater China rights for a cancer immunotherapy platform from Argos Therapeutics of the US; Shanghai Fosun Pharma raised $940 million in a private placement from eight institutional investors; Guided Therapeutics of the US signed an MOU for China distribution rights to a cervical cancer screening device; Jiangsu NHWA Pharma and its Israeli partner, D-Pharm Ltd., were approved to begin China clinical trials of their epilepsy treatment; PerkinElmer was granted CFDA approval to market a new prenatal/neo-natal genetic analyzing device; and Boston Scientific enlisted Suzhou's Frankenman Medical Equipment Company to provide training to China physicians in the use of BSX's endoscopic surgery devices.

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