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Pfizer looks to sell stake in pandemic vaccine partner BioNTech

In late May, Pfizer agreed to pay a record US$1.25 billion upfront to license an experimental cancer drug from Shenyang-based 3SBio, as well as making a US$100 million equity investment in the Hong Kong-listed biotech company.
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The vaccine (not pictured) failed to show it was at least as effective as a standard shot in generating an immune response against the influenza B strain, the two companies say.

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BioNTech reported a second-quarter net loss of 807.8 million euros (S$1.2 billion), versus a loss of 190.4 million a year earlier.

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GlaxoSmithKline says Pfizer and BioNTech’s Comirnaty vaccines violate the company’s patent rights in mRNA-vaccine innovations developed “more than a decade before” the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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BioNTech says it maps out plans to launch its first oncology drugs from 2026 onwards.

BioNTech predicts return to revenue growth in 2025

Pfizer and BioNTech agreed to supply the European Union with 900 million Covid-19 vaccine doses by the end of 2023, though that amount might change due to a supply glut.

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BioNTech's goal with the acquisition is to integrate AI seamlessly into all aspects of its work.

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The booster shots offered are recommended for those aged 18 and above and those who have completed their initial course of vaccination, according to Fosun Pharmaceutical.

Fosun app lets China users get BioNTech Covid vaccines in Hong Kong

BioNTech is studying its own experimental mRNA treatments in a range of different types of cancer, including melanoma.

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