Servier and IDEAYA Biosciences enter into an exclusive license agreement for regulatory and commercial rights to darovasertib outside the US
“At Servier, our mission is to deliver transformative therapies to patients with significant needs. Our collaboration with IDEAYA is a significant step to make darovasertib the potential first-in-class treatment available to uveal melanoma patients worldwide,” said Arnaud Lallouette, Executive Vice-President Global Medical & Patient Affairs at Servier. “Today, there are limited treatment options and there is an urgent need to improve patient outcomes. We look forward to leveraging our global oncology network, and expertise in developing oncology targeted therapies, to make this groundbreaking treatment accessible to patients across the globe.”
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