Roche Holding AG said Tuesday that it will invest and codevelop a lung-cancer drug with U.S. company Blueprint Medicines Corp.
The two companies will develop pralsetinib, a therapy for people with RET-altered nonsmall cell lung cancer, various types of thyroid cancer and other solid tumours.
The Swiss drug company said it will pay $675 million in cash upfront, as well as a $100 million equity investment in Blueprint Medicines.
The U.S.-based drug company is eligible to receive up to $927 million in potential milestones, plus royalties on net product sales outside the U.S.
Roche said the agreement gives it exclusive rights for global co-development and commercialization outside the U.S. and excluding Greater China.
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