CEPI teams up with Korean vaccine maker in $140M pact to scale up its nascent mRNA platform
Just a month after shipping out the initial batch of its homegrown nanoparticle Covid-19 vaccines, South Korea’s SK bioscience has signed a deal with the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations to try out a different technology platform: mRNA.
CEPI is offering the company up to $40 million for early development of an mRNA vaccine platform, including two initial projects, with another $100 million on the line if it moves into late-stage trials.
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