Oxford BioMedica has today announced a significant agreement with Novartis for the ongoing commercial and clinical supply of lentiviral vectors used to produce CTL019, confirming its status as a major component of Novartis’ future CAR-T plans. The agreement is an extension of the October 2014 collaboration and comes in anticipation of the launch of CTL019 in H217. In deal terms, OXB will receive a $10m upfront payment and could potentially receive $100m+ from Novartis over the next three years. Our forecasts and valuation are under review (in our last published outlook we noted peak royalties of £12.4m). We await the outcome of CTL019’s FDA advisory committee meeting (12 July) to shed more light on its path to approval and likely commercial success.

06 Jul 2017
Lentiviral vector supply for CTL019 driving revenue growth

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Lentiviral vector supply for CTL019 driving revenue growth
- Published:
06 Jul 2017 -
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Dr Susie Jana -
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Oxford BioMedica has today announced a significant agreement with Novartis for the ongoing commercial and clinical supply of lentiviral vectors used to produce CTL019, confirming its status as a major component of Novartis’ future CAR-T plans. The agreement is an extension of the October 2014 collaboration and comes in anticipation of the launch of CTL019 in H217. In deal terms, OXB will receive a $10m upfront payment and could potentially receive $100m+ from Novartis over the next three years. Our forecasts and valuation are under review (in our last published outlook we noted peak royalties of £12.4m). We await the outcome of CTL019’s FDA advisory committee meeting (12 July) to shed more light on its path to approval and likely commercial success.