Hanmi Does It Again - RAF Inhibitor Goes To Genentech In $910m Deal
Executive Summary
After a series of blockbuster licensing deals last year, South Korea’s Hanmi has struck another major alliance, this time licensing out a novel oral RAF inhibitor that will strengthen biosimilar-threatened Genentech’s oncology portfolio.
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