Opioid dependence specialist Indivior (LSE: INDV) has teamed up with a small Swiss company in the hope of developing a new addiction treatment that could provide a benefit for alcoholics and cocaine users.
The company, which is best known as the maker of heroin substitute Suboxone, could pay Addex Therapeutics (SIX: ADXN) $330 in milestone payments if its ADX71441 delivers on the potential that Indivior has identified.
"Modulation of the GABAB receptor pathway is an attractive mechanism, particularly for the potential it holds in advancing treatments for alcohol use disorder and cocaine use disorder"
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