MOB-015 Phase 3 Results Fall Short of Expectations
Fewer MOB-015 trial patients achieved clinical cure; Cypher holds Canadian commercialization rights.


The partner of Cypher Pharmaceuticals Inc., Moberg Pharma
AB, has learnt of a clinical cure in a subset of patients enrolled in the
current Phase 3 research for MOB-015, a medication used to treat nail fungus,
in North America. According to Moberg, fewer individuals than anticipated in
this blinded sample of patients have experienced a clinical cure. Cypher holds
the Canadian commercialisation rights for Moberg's MOB-015 according to a
September 18, 2018, license agreement. The business paid US$0.5 million up
front, with the possibility of receiving payments of up to US$14.1 million in
the future in the event that clinical data outcomes and development,
regulatory, and commercial sales goals are met.
If the relevant development and regulatory milestones are
not reached, Cypher will not be subject to any additional financial commitments
under the terms of the Agreement. The business and Moberg will keep working
together when the whole findings of their clinical research are made public.
Cypher is also concentrated on other possible expansion options including its
recent acquisition of the NatrobaTM business from ParaPRO LLC.

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