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Zevra Therapeutics sold its serdexmethylphenidate portfolio to Commave for $50 million, becoming debt-free and boosting stock.
Zevra Therapeutics shares rose 4.56% to $10.44 on Monday after announcing the sale of its serdexmethylphenidate portfolio, including AZSTARYS and KP1077, to Commave Therapeutics for $50 million.
The deal, which resolves a prior lawsuit and repays Zevra’s $63 million term loan, makes the company debt-free and allows it to focus on rare disease treatments.
The transaction follows a 2019 licensing agreement and boosts Zevra’s financial flexibility.
The stock’s gain reflects investor confidence, while institutional ownership remains at 35.03%.
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Zevra Therapeutics vendió su cartera de serdexmethylphenidate a Commave por $50 millones, haciéndose libre de deudas y aumentando las acciones.