Italfarmaco licenses JCR’s Hunter syndrome therapy JR-141 for US, Europe, Latin America commercialization

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JCR Pharmaceuticals signed an exclusive license deal with Italfarmaco to develop JR-141 for Hunter syndrome in the US, Europe, Latin America.
Italfarmaco receives exclusive commercialization rights in the licensed territories, contingent on regulatory approvals.
JCR keeps manufacturing responsibility; deal includes upfront, milestone, royalty payments, plus supply revenue.
JR-141 is a blood-brain barrier–penetrating enzyme replacement therapy; JCR is running a global Phase III trial.
Upfront payment was incorporated into JCR’s earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027.

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