Medicus Pharma Inks Global Licensing Deal with Pfizer Worth Over $1 Billion
Medicus Pharma partners with Pfizer to commercialize CD228V in a licensing deal worth over $1 billion plus royalties.
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Medicus Pharma Announces Co-Development And License Agreement With Pfizer For CD228-Targeting ADC PF-08046031, Paying $12M Upfront And $15M In One Year; Pfizer Eligible For Over $1B In Milestones Plus Royalties
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