Addex regains global rights to GABAB PAM assets from Indivior
Sep 25, 2026, 1:15 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The return of control over GABAB PAM assets de-risks a collaboration termination, expands ADXN's portfolio, and creates optionality for licensing deals or standalone development. Historically, rights reversion events in biotech can re-rate valuations as investors anticipate monetization potential.
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Addex Therapeutics has regained full global rights to its GABAB PAM assets from Indivior after Indivior's R&D rationalization and planned merger with Supernus. The move gives Addex ownership of a broad portfolio targeting GABAB signaling, including a candidate for substance use disorders and a chronic cough program, enabling standalone development or partnerships. The catalysts could unlock licensing deals or in-house advancement.
Addex regains global rights to all GABAB PAM assets from Indivior.
Indivior rationalized R&D and plans to merge with Supernus; assets returned.
Returned asset broadens Addex's GABAB portfolio for substance use and chronic cough.
Addex may pursue new partnerships or advance programs in parallel.
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