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AbbVie secures global rights for Brise Pharmaceuticals' migraine programs

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Brise Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. provided an update on its exclusive license agreement with AbbVie, which was established in 2024. Under the terms, AbbVie will lead global development and commercialization for two of Brise's preclinical migraine programs, while Brise is responsible for discovery efforts. The total potential transaction value, including development, commercial, regulatory, and sales milestones, could reach up to US $757 million.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The collaboration validates Brise Pharmaceuticals' research platform in migraine. For AbbVie, the agreement secures valuable intellectual property and future revenue streams from the licensed programs.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • AbbVieWill lead global development and commercialization activities for the two preclinical migraine programs.

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    AbbVie might see its valuation increase due to the acquisition of valuable intellectual property and future revenue streams from the licensing deal.

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