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Ono Pharma to develop KAI Pharma hyperparathyroid drug

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Ono Pharmaceutical has entered into an agreement to develop and commercialize KAI Pharmaceuticals’ lead product candidate KAI-4169 in Japan.

KAI-4169, an intravenous (IV) formulation used in the treatment of secondary hyperparathyroidism in patients with chronic kidney disease-mineral and bone disorder, is in Phase 2 clinical testing.

As per the agreement, Ono receives rights to all indications for injectable formulations of KAI-4169 in Japan and also retains marketing rights in all other regions.KAI will receive $13m as an upfront payment from Ono and will also receive a royalty on sales.

KAI Pharmaceuticals president and CEO Steven James said they are excited about the continued momentum of the KAI-4169 program, and they anticipate completing the Phase 2 trial and reporting data by the end of this year.

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