Our innovation starts with a brilliant idea and culminates, we hope, in a new drug that can change the treatment paradigm in the target indication.

Partnerships

At Idorsia, we follow the science – which often leads us to seek input from a variety of perspectives. We value collaboration with academia, industry partners, governments, NGOs, and others, to help us find solutions to scientific challenges.

In order to promote innovation, enhance productivity, and accelerate delivery of new medicines, we engage in mutually beneficial strategic partnerships. By partnering, we can maximize the potential of our assets, improve the lives of patients in need of our therapies, and have a greater positive impact for all stakeholders.

Strategic partnerships – including collaborative research and development, and commercialization agreements – are a way of fully exploiting our discovery engine and clinical pipeline. Several of our strategic partnerships involve milestone payments based on the progress of the development compound in question, and/or revenue-sharing agreements, under which we are eligible to receive royalty payments as a proportion of net sales.

We have also entered into partnerships to gain access to technologies or services that are not part of our company’s core capabilities, such as our agreement with Syneos Health for the US and EUCAN sales force to support the launch of QUVIVIQ and co-promotion partnerships with Menarini and Berlin-Chemie to extend our commercial reach to GPs in France and Germany respectively. Our strategic partnerships are overseen by the Chief Executive Officer in collaboration with the appropriate executive member of the internal research, development, or commercial organization leading the partnership.

Commitment to transparency

A key element in building trust among our stakeholders is transparency and providing a regular flow of relevant information. Our communication is managed by multiple internal teams, who ensure that appropriate communication is maintained with various stakeholder groups. Stakeholders may include regulatory authorities, policymakers, healthcare professionals, patients, investors, and analysts, among others.

We communicate relevant and timely information concerning clinical research and studies, providing information based on evidence and scientific data. All communications, such as company reports, corporate and scientific publications, are distributed through appropriate channels, including digital channels (websites and social media platforms).

We comply with applicable country-specific regulations and international standards regarding public disclosure of clinical research. To safeguard the transparency of our communication, we have put in place stakeholder communications guidance, establishing the framework for all of the company’s communication activities.

Access to medicines

Idorsia’s Value & Access representatives in each country are responsible for demonstrating the value of our products – which is more important than ever, given increasing budgetary constraints in healthcare systems across the world. As an engaged member of the healthcare ecosystem, Idorsia understands the need to find solutions to the high cost of healthcare.