Pfizer and Blackstone Life Sciences Sign Co-Funding Deal for berobenatide
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Blackstone Life Sciences is set to provide up to $1.5 billion through 2028 to advance Pfizer's GLP-1 drug berobenatide, outlets report.
What happened
Pfizer and Blackstone Life Sciences have signed a co-funding agreement for berobenatide, according to Pharmaceutical Executive and MedCity News. Under the deal, Blackstone is set to provide up to $1.5 billion through 2028.
Pharmaceutical Executive says the money is meant to advance berobenatide. MedCity News describes the drug as a GLP-1 designed for monthly dosing and says the funding will support its trials.
MedCity News adds that berobenatide comes from Metsera, which Pfizer acquired last year in a $10 billion deal.
Context
GLP-1 drugs are a class of medicines that has drawn heavy investment from large pharmaceutical companies. Co-funding arrangements let drugmakers share the cost of late-stage development with outside investors.
Why it matters
The agreement shows how Pfizer is financing development of a drug in the GLP-1 area, which may be relevant for following both companies.
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