Neuren Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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Acadia Pharmaceuticals sold its rare pediatric disease priority review voucher (PRV) for $150 million, with Neuren Pharmaceuticals set to receive $50 million. PRVs, awarded by the FDA for developing drugs for rare pediatric diseases, can be sold to accelerate drug reviews, highlighting their value in licensing deals.

Acadia Pharmaceuticals sold its priority review voucher for $150 million, with $50 million going to Neuren Pharmaceuticals. The voucher, awarded for FDA approval of Daybue for Rett syndrome, shortens drug review time from 10 to 6 months. The sale reflects high demand as the FDA plans to wind down the voucher program. Daybue sales reached $251.7 million in the first nine months of 2024, with 2024 sales forecasted at $340-350 million.

Neuren Pharmaceuticals to receive a third of the $150 million proceeds from Acadia Pharmaceuticals' sale of a Rare Pediatric Disease priority review voucher (PRV) granted by the FDA, following the approval of Daybue in April 2023.

Acadia Pharmaceuticals sells its Rare Pediatric Disease Priority Review Voucher for $150 million, with one-third of the proceeds to be paid to Neuren Pharmaceuticals. The funds will support commercial operations, R&D programs in central nervous system and rare diseases, and future business development.

Jon Pilcher, MD & CEO of Neuren Pharmaceuticals (ASX:NEU), is developing new therapies for early childhood neurodevelopmental disorders.

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