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<strong>IMS</strong> COM PANY PRO FILES TAKEDA<br />

Product Class Date Terms of Agreement<br />

LU AA21004 & LU<br />

AA24530<br />

N 2007 Co-development & co-commercialization with Lundbeck<br />

in the USA & Japan of several Lundbeck pipeline<br />

compounds for mood & anxiety disorders. Initial focus will<br />

be on LU AA21004 & LU AA24530, with option under<br />

certain conditions to include 2 other compounds of the<br />

same class in earlier development. If approved, both will<br />

co-promote in the USA & Japan. Lundbeck will receive<br />

initial $40m up to $345m in milestones. They will jointly<br />

complete development, with Takeda booking total sales &<br />

funding most of development. Lundbeck will receive a<br />

share of the revenue generated in the USA & Japan as<br />

well as royalty payments on Takeda’s share of revenues.<br />

CBP 501 L 2007 Agreement with CanBas granting Takeda exclusive rights<br />

to develop, manufacture and market this and backup<br />

cancer compounds worldwide, except in the US where<br />

activity will be jointly conducted. CanBas, a G2<br />

checkpoint abrogater (injection) is currently in a phase I<br />

trial in the US for malignant mesotherioma, lung cancer.<br />

XEN 401 M 2006 Xenon entered into an exclusive licensing agreement with<br />

Takeda for the development and commercialization of<br />

oral formulations of XEN 401 in Japan and certain other<br />

Asian countries. Xenon will receive a $75 million upfront<br />

fee, and will be eligible to development, regulatory and<br />

sales-based milestone payments. Takeda will also buy $5<br />

million in Xenon stock. Takeda confirmed preparation for<br />

clinical studies, ongoing in 2008.<br />

HuL 2G7 L 2006 Galaxy granted Takeda exclusive, worldwide rights to<br />

develop, manufacture and market HuL 2G7. Galaxy will<br />

receive an upfront $2 million licensing fee from Takeda,<br />

as well as milestone payments dependent on the<br />

achievement of certain development and regulatory<br />

milestones. Galaxy will also be entitled to royalties on<br />

product sales.<br />

Hematide (pegylated<br />

erythropoietin receptor<br />

agonist, Affymax)<br />

B 2006 Affymax initially granted Takeda rights to develop and<br />

commercialize Hematide in Japan. Subsequently they<br />

signed an agreement to collaborate on the development<br />

and co-commercialization of Hematide in the USA, and<br />

Takeda will hold an exclusive development and<br />

commercialization license outside the USA. Affymax is to<br />

receive an upfront cash payment of $105 million, as well<br />

as being eligible to receive development and regulatory<br />

milestone payments of up to $280 million, and<br />

commercialization milestone payments of $430 million.<br />

© 2009 <strong>IMS</strong> Health In cor po rated or its af fil i ates Page 96

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