The answer to the second question is technically no, but is yes from a practical standpoint. I.e. the “hybrid” economics in the NVS-MNTA Lovenox agreement remain permanently in effect once an AG has been launched; however, if sales of the AG tail off or go to zero, the threshold at which NVS’ Lovenox sales in a given launch year switch into 45%-profit-share mode (rather than royalty mode) also decreases, which has the effect of increasing MNTA’s net take.
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