Cambridge, UK-based biopharmaceutical firm CeNeS Pharmaceuticals and Germany's Ergomed say they have entered into a revenue-sharing and co-development agreement, relating to CNS 5161, a candidate drug for use in diabetic neuropathic pain and opioid refractory cancer pain.
Previously, Ergomed has worked as a contract research organization but, as the firm's chief executive, Miroslav Reljanovic, explained, the firm's investment in the CNS 5161 project marks the launch of its co-development business model.
Under the terms of the deal, the companies will collaborate on the development of a Phase II assessment program with the aim of demonstrating the compound's efficacy in sustained pain relief in a variety of indications. The firms say they will co-fund the project, with Ergomed entitled to revenues from eventual commercialization of the product commensurate with its investment.
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