[Canaccord] lists M356 as a 15% royalty. But since M356 is a more complex molecule, it is more likely to be a sole generic and therefore a 50/50 split, and not a royalty model.
Canaccord screwed up by writing that. M356 (generic Copaxone) is a 50/50 profit split between NVS and MNTA regardless of the number of generics in the market.
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