US drug leviathan Pfizer and UK-based giant GlaxoSmithKline have announced their intention to create a world-leading specialist HIV company. The news came after the April 20 issue of Marketletter went to press, and will be covered in full for the April 27 issue.
Given that GSK is contributing most of the actual and developmental products to the joint venture, the equity split will be 85% to the UK firm, with Pfizer getting 15%, but depending on milestones achievements relating to regulatory approvals and sales, the shares could move both up and down for each of the firms.
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