Canadian specialty drugmaker Paladin Labs (TSX: PLB) says that it has agreed to amend its partnership with Isotechnika Pharma (TSX: ISA). In order to support a transaction between Isotechnika and ILJIN Life Science for the continued development of voclosporin for transplantation and autoimmune diseases, Paladin has licensed additional territories to Isotechnika.
In consideration for such amendment, Paladin has received $1 million from Isotechnika. Further, Paladin has sold 12.5 million shares of Isotechnika to ILJIN for $3.25 million. Paladin retains its rights to voclosporin for transplantation and autoimmune diseases for Canada, South Africa and Israel in addition to certain rights under the Lux and Atrium licenses and third party manufacturing agreements.
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