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Pfizer pens $10B, 12-drug deal with Innovent in broad bet on Chinese cancer med innovation
Pfizer is paying Innovent $650 million upfront to partner on cancer drug development, following Bristol Myers Squibb by striking a broad pact that positions it to leverage China's fast early development system.
By FierceBiotech
· May 29, 2026
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