Abion signs iADC platform joint research, licensing deal with LigaChem Biosciences

Bitget2026/09/30 08:02

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Abion entered a joint research and licensing deal with LigaChem Biosciences to co-develop an iADC drug candidate.
The program combines Abion’s IFN-β mutein immunocytokine-antibody with LigaChem’s proprietary ADC platform for global development and commercialization.
LigaChem secured exclusive rights. It can designate up to five targets under the agreement, effective immediately.
Economics include an upfront payment, research funding, target-based milestones, and sales royalties. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The contract was signed on Sept. 30, 2026. Duration runs through the end of royalty payments for the last product.

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