A strategic licensing deal has been agreed between Barcelona, Spain-based rare disease company Minoryx Therapeutics and German central nervous system (CNS) specialist Neuraxpharm.
The privately-held companies have agreed terms for Neuraxpharm to gain exclusive European rights to the candidate leriglitazone, a novel PPAR gamma agonist.
Neuraxpharm will also join with Minoryx, which retains full rights everywhere else apart from China, to continue development of the drug.
The company will make “a significant double-digit upfront payment,” as well as milestone payments and development funding totalling up to 258 million euros ($256 million).
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