RedHill Biopharma wins NIH grant for opaganib research
The $2.9 million grant supports clinical development of RedHill's opaganib combined with CAR T-cells to treat ultra-high-risk multiple myeloma.
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In short: RedHill acquired Rebyota and Clenpiq rights, divested Talicia, and advanced opaganib and RHB-102 programs.
The $2.9 million grant supports clinical development of RedHill's opaganib combined with CAR T-cells to treat ultra-high-risk multiple myeloma.
The company acquired Rebyota and Clenpiq rights via Talicia divestment.
The $12 million upfront deal includes royalties and milestones. Combined 2025 net sales for Rebyota and Clenpiq reached approximately $37.5 million.
The transaction secures immediate capital and future milestone payments to fund strategic growth opportunities and accelerate operational profitability.
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