Supernus buys NV-5138 assets from Navitor in deal with up to $350 million milestones

Reuters04-08
Supernus buys NV-5138 assets from Navitor in deal with up to $350 million milestones
  • Supernus Pharmaceuticals entered an asset purchase agreement on April 1, 2026 to acquire NV-5138, also known as SPN-820, from Navitor Pharmaceuticals.
  • Deal transfers program assets tied to the compound, including intellectual property rights, inventory, regulatory materials, and related contract rights.
  • Consideration consists of Supernus completing one Phase 2b study.
  • Agreement also includes contingent milestone payments of up to USD 350 million tied to development, regulatory, and commercial targets.
  • Supernus can stop further development and milestone efforts if it concludes Phase 2 study results were not successful.


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