Hong Kong-based Lee's Pharmaceutical, an integrated research-driven and market-oriented drug group in China, has signed a license agreement with Nippon Shinyaku for a pharmaceutical product containing the latter's antibacterial agent prulifloxacin.
Under the accord, Lee's is granted exclusive marketing rights for prulifloxacin products in China. The group has paid Nippon Shinyaku an upfront amount, and will make milestone payments based on the sales achievement and royalties on sales.
Prulifloxacin, which was discovered by Nippon Shinyaku, is an oral quinolone antibacterial agent that has been launched in Japan and Europe. In addition, Nippon Shinyaku has already concluded license agreements with companies in South Korea and the USA to develop prulifloxacin in their territories.
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