Atom and CMS to offer new drug for gout in China

3 December 2024

Suzhou’s Atom Therapeutics has inked a deal with China Medical System (HKEX: 0867) (CMS) to commercialize lingdolinurad in China, Hong Kong, and Macao.

The oral URAT1 inhibitor has the potential to become a next-generation treatment for gout and hyperuricemia, offering sustained efficacy with fewer safety concerns than existing options.

The partnership employs a contract sales organization model, with Atom receiving upfront and milestone payments, while CMS manages marketing and sales. Atom will draw from CMS’ broad commercialization expertise to support sales and medical affairs.

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