ObsEva, desperate for cash, sells rights to PhII drug in bid to extend runway, test new pregnancy candidate
Just a few months after ObsEva substantially imploded over a big setback relating to its lead drug, linzagolix, the women’s health biotech is selling rights to one of only two drugs left in its pipeline.
ObsEva put out word Tuesday that it is selling all its rights to ebopiprant, a PGF2α receptor antagonist being tested in Phase II for preterm labor, to XOMA for $15 million upfront, plus $98 million in milestones for a total of $113 million.
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