Evolus expands Symatese license to Canada, Australia and New Zealand for Estyme
Evolus Europe amended its December 20, 2023 license and distribution agreement with Symatese Aesthetics, adding Canada and Australia/New Zealand as territories and granting Evolus exclusive rights to commercialize the Estyme injectable hyaluronic acid gel line there. The filing gives Evolus payments of €920,000 upfront and up to an additional €1.38 million on regulatory approvals, with commercialization expected in 2028, so the financial commitment is modest and the effect on results depends on approvals and sales that are not yet quantified.
Key points
- Upfront signing payments of €920,000, plus up to €1.38 million more on receipt of certain regulatory approvals
- Initial term of 15 years for each new territory from first regulatory approval, with automatic five-year renewals
- Symatese is responsible, at its expense, for development and regulatory work needed in the new territories
- Commercialization in Canada, Australia and New Zealand is expected in 2028; the company cites a total addressable market of about $500 million annually for neurotoxins and dermal fillers in these markets
The filing
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