Anaptys Announces Intent to Separate Biopharma Operations from Substantial Royalty Assets by Year-end 2026
“Anaptys is strategically positioned with multiple attractive, high-potential assets, including our development-stage pipeline consisting of rosnilimab, ANB033 and ANB101, as well as substantial potential royalties and milestones payments from our ongoing financial collaborations with GSK and Vanda,” said Daniel Faga, president and chief executive officer of Anaptys. “In parallel with assessing multiple strategic options for rosnilimab in RA or UC, including securing a global partnership to help advance development in all indications or advancing in one Phase 3 indication independently, today’s announcement to explore a separation of our wholly owned biopharma programs from our royalty assets is intended to provide investors with the opportunity to realize and enhance the potential value of two distinct sets of assets.”
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