Dan O'Day, Gilead CEO (Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Gilead doles out $280M up­front to re­gain Trodelvy rights in Chi­na, oth­er re­gion­al ter­ri­to­ries

A lit­tle over two months af­ter Trodelvy earned its first ap­proval in Chi­na, Gilead is mak­ing moves to re­gain the drug’s rights in the coun­try and the sur­round­ing re­gion.

The big bio­phar­ma will pay Ever­est Med­i­cines $280 mil­lion up­front for Trodelvy’s Chi­na rights and promise an­oth­er $175 mil­lion in mile­stone pay­ments. Tues­day’s move comes af­ter Ever­est nabbed its first Chi­na ap­proval for Trodelvy in June, for ad­vanced forms of triple neg­a­tive breast can­cer.

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