Japanese mid-size ophthalmic drugmaker Santen Pharmaceutical (TYO: 4536) and the Singapore Eye Research Institute (SERI) have launched a strategic, multi-year collaboration designed to develop new therapeutics in ophthalmology by bringing together the two parties' capabilities in ophthalmic R&D, with a special focus on diseases prevalent in Asia.
Several key programs were established in which substantial synergy can be found between Santen's asset portfolio and longstanding drug development program, and SERI's novel technologies and proven translational research capabilities. R&D activities will span a variety of domains within ophthalmology and involve high level researchers from both sides, with the goal of establishing a robust pipeline of therapeutics which Santen will be able to bring to market and to benefit patients.
Key driver to strengthen Santen R&D capabilities
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