Hyloris announced positive results from a pivotal clinical bioavailability study of its proprietary Atomoxetine Oral Solution, which demonstrated comparable relative bioavailability under fasted conditions to Strattera (atomoxetine) capsules. Following the study results, Hyloris can move ahead with regulatory submission to the FDA in the US. We expect Hyloris to find a partner for US commercialisation, and model peak royalty revenue of € 19m for Atomoxetine Oral Solution in the US. We reiterate ...
Hyloris announced the signing of an R&D funding agreement of $ 2m (plus $ 1.6m equity investment) with Kuvatris to support the development and US approval of intravenous (IV) suramin to treat human African trypanosomiasis (HAT). Given the rare nature of HAT, the value of this program lies in its potential to secure a transferable PRV. Recent examples show PRVs being sold for $160m – Hyloris could get just over 50% of net proceeds, if successful. We see this as a creative deal to boost the compan...
Hyloris announced that its partner Avenacy received FDA approval for its ANDA (generic NDA) of Tranexamic Acid Intravenous Premix Ready-to-Use (RTU), with launch planned for 2H25. This product, approved through the generic ANDA pathway, is non-core for the company, as Hyloris' main focus is on the more valuable reformulation and repurposing 505(b)(2) pathway. Sales of intravenous tranexamic acid reached $ 29.1m in the 12 months up to March 2025, and we estimate Hyloris could receive approx. $ 2m...
Hyloris announced an exclusive licensing agreement with AFT Pharmaceuticals for XTRAZA (tranexamic acid oral rinse) in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong. Under the terms of the agreement Hyloris will receive up to 50% of the gross profits generated. This deal with AFT follows a previously announced agreement for the UK with Colonis Pharma. A phase 3 trial for XTRAZA is ongoing in the US and EU, with data expected by YE25, and we note that a deal for XTRAZA in the larger US...
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Greenyard's founding Deprez family, together with US investment management firm Solum Partners, are launching a takeover bid on Greenyard at €7.40 per share. A total of 67% of the shares, held by the Hein Deprez family and related parties, Greenyard and other strategic shareholders, have been committed to tender. Although we believe the timing of the offer is opportunistic, in our view it has a high probability of success, considering near-term uncertainties linked to the current trading environ...
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