Common use of commercialisation strategy Clause in Contracts

commercialisation strategy. SMT19969 constitutes a highly differentiated, first-in-class antibiotic being developed for use as a front line CDI therapy with genuine potential to minimise rates of recurrent disease. Summit’s commercialisation strategy is to monetise its small molecule assets at key value inflexion points through licensing to partners with specific clinical development expertise. In the case of SMT19969, the value inflexion point would be a package of human safety and tolerability data in healthy volunteers and a differentiated package of in vitro and in vivo discovery data on efficacy, pharmacokinetics and microbiology. Wellcome Trust funding will be used for the translation of SMT19969 through to this value inflexion point.

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Sources: Translation Award Funding Agreement (Summit Therapeutics PLC), Translation Award Funding Agreement (Summit Corp PLC)