The term sheets further provide that, Enveric could be eligible to receive future development and sales milestone payments and execution fees for the three licenses, which in total could add up to $200 million, assuming certain conditions are met, including receiving approval for the investigational new drug (IND) applications and completing Phases I through III testing of the licensed products. Royalty rates on each of the three licenses could range from 2.5% up to 10% on future sales, depending on meeting certain sales criteria. The compound classes under the term sheets come from two of the seven portfolios of preclinical molecules that Enveric recently unveiled as available for out-licensing. Numerous molecules and classes remain available for additional out-licensing opportunities.
“Patients living with serious mental health conditions have seen insufficient innovation for far too long, and we are excited for the opportunity to progress several of the novel compounds generated using our drug discovery engine,” said Joseph Tucker, Ph.D., Director and CEO of Enveric. “We look forward to working with our partner, and we are confident in their leadership and capabilities to work on further developing these drug candidates to advance treatment options for patients. Ultimately, we believe the definitive licensing agreements, once negotiated and finalized, could represent an excellent potential source of revenue for Enveric, and could demonstrate the value creation from Enveric’s discovery capabilities and proprietary PsyAI™ and Psybrary™ platforms, which have already generated an impressive library of compounds targeting a variety of CNS disorders.”
