Japan’s largest drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical (TSE:4502) has formed a three-year research alliance Envoy Therapeutics, a recently-formed US drug discovery company, aimed at discovering drugs for schizophrenia that will have greater efficacy and safety compared to current therapies.
Under the terms of the agreement, Osaka-based Takeda will make a $3 million upfront payment as well as providing $2.25 million per year in research funding and fees. In addition, Envoy will receive potential progress-dependent milestone payments and royalties should one or more compounds advance to clinical development and commercialization.
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