Do you feel that this modification was made for any other purpose tha to increase MIT's "cut" of MNTA's share of m-Lovenox's profits?
It would make no sense to just give MIT either more or less.
I would assume that the new deal slightly "de-risks" the MNTA side. So MIT will come out better IF mL stays sole generic, but MNTA saves money if tL gets approved.
CFO, Rick Shea, has publicly stated that MIT’s royalty is de minimis in the overall scheme of things. This is presumably the reason MNTA did not deem it necessary to issue a PR to announce the changes to the agreement with MIT.