Valneva’s second-gen Covid vaccine plans up in the air as it looks for partner
Valneva has had a rocky couple of months.
While European authorities recommended its non-mRNA Covid shot for primary vaccination in adults in late June, the European Commission announced a month later that it was cutting its purchase of the vaccine from 60 million to 1.25 million doses.
As it attempts to breathe life back into its Covid vaccine program, Valneva announced Monday morning that it was looking for a partner to fund its development of a second-gen vaccine. It said it is currently in discussions with a prospective partner, but noted that discussions could go on for several months and may not lead to anything.
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