Ainos grants BioPhoenix exclusive worldwide VELDONA license; $600,000 initial fee due
Ainos entered into a Global Exclusive License Agreement with BioPhoenix Co., Ltd. dated September 24, 2026, covering its VELDONA low-dose oral interferon alpha platform for Sjögren's Disease and Thrombocytopenia. BioPhoenix will pay a $600,000 upfront fee and receives a 25% share of Ainos' net sublicensing revenue for these indications, with BioPhoenix funding the clinical and regulatory work. Ainos also agreed not to compete with the licensed indications during the term and for 10 years afterward.
Key points
- Upfront license fee of $600,000, due after BioPhoenix receives the complete data package and written confirmation that technology transfer is complete
- Total license fees would be approximately $10.0 million if BioPhoenix licenses all additional VELDONA indications, including the first sublicense fee
- Ainos receives 25% of BioPhoenix's net sublicensing revenue for the Licensed Indications
- Agreement runs until the later of patent expiration or 20 years after September 24, 2026, and Ainos may not compete for 10 years after it ends
The filing
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