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Biotech / Medical : Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
REGN 643.94+2.5%Nov 5 3:59 PM EST

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To: Miljenko Zuanic who wrote (3331)7/14/2021 7:56:15 PM
From: CuttingEdge Bio  Read Replies (2) of 3557
 
Perhaps you misunderstood my comment.
What I meant is that if the drug will not be successful UNLESS it can get to CNS, and the alnylam modality provides the means to do that, while an antibody does not, then the difference in profit sharing will not factor into that decision of which modality to pursue. The decision will be made based on what type of drug is needed for it to work sufficiently and be successful. Keeping 100% of US economics on a drug that won't work is not beneficial. They paid for access to this platform for a reason. So if they need to use it for a given program, they will.
Or do you expect to just blow 800m on all this for no reason?
To address the rest of your comment, the Sanofi partnership is not a flop because of the profit sharing or particularities of the deal in comparison to the one with Bayer. It's a flop because of products that didn't pan out commercially as they should/could have. Specifically, Praluent. The world I live in is called "reality."
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