Chinese biotech Brii Biosciences (HKEX: 2137) has licensed its experimental antibiotic BRII-693 to domestic pharma business Joincare Group for development and commercialization in China, as part of a technology transfer and exclusive licensing agreement announced on Wednesday.
Under the deal, Joincare will lead on development, regulatory filings, and commercialization of the asset. In return, Brii Bio receives an undisclosed upfront payment, with further payments tied to development and sales milestones. The company is also set to receive tiered royalties on net sales.
BRII-693 is a synthetic lipopeptide in development to treat patients hospitalized with serious gram-negative bacterial infections that are resistant to multiple antibiotics. The drug is designed to tackle infections caused by highly resistant pathogens.
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