Inovio Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:INO) has filed litigation in
a Pennsylvania court against VGXI and GeneOne Life Science (together
“VGXI”) aimed at forcing the latter to transfer its DNA plasmid
technology to INO’s contract manufacturers so they can produce
sufficient quantities of COVID-19 vaccine candidate INO-4800 for
clinical trials and potential supply to the market, if approved.
Under a December 2019 agreement, VGXI as been the
sole supplier of DNA plasmids to INO under “most favored” status
although there are no purchase commitments and pricing is determined on
per-order basis.
VGXI has informed INO that it lacks the capacity
to make the volume of material in the requested timeline and it will be
unable to make the plasmids for commercial sales of INO-4800. INO
subsequently engaged third-party contract manufacturers to fill the void
but they need VGXI’s technology to do so, a development that VGXI is
balking over.
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3580228-inovio-hits-speed-bump-in-supply-of-covidminus-19-vaccine-candidate
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