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Sanofi abandons plan to seek approval for eczema drug from $1.1B Kymab buyout

Sanofi is scrapping trials for an eczema drug derived from its billion-dollar acquisition of Kymab following a pipeline review.

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The brief

Sanofi has decided to abandon plans to seek approval for amlitelimab, an OX40L antibody used to treat atopic dermatitis. This drug originated from the company's acquisition of Kymab, a deal valued between $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, BioSpace, and Fierce Biotech emphasizes that the decision follows a review of the company's pipeline under a new CEO. Endpoints News and FirstWord Pharma further specify that the amlitelimab trials have been scrapped or shelved.

Future developments will depend on the results of the ongoing pipeline review conducted by Sanofi's new leadership.

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Quick answers

What drug is Sanofi abandoning?

Sanofi is shelving amlitelimab, an OX40L antibody intended for atopic dermatitis (eczema).

How much did Sanofi pay for Kymab?

Coverage lists the Kymab buyout value as $1.1 billion in one report and $1.4 billion in another.

Why was the drug dropped?

The decision occurred amid a review of Sanofi's pipeline under its new CEO.

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