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AI drug discovery companies Recursion and Exscientia to merge

The proposed business combination will advance significant therapeutic discovery collaborations with some of the most prominent biopharma companies in the world, including Roche-Genentech, Sanofi, Bayer, and Merck KGaA.

Moreover, there is the potential for approximately $200 million (£156 million) in milestone payments over the next 2 years from these current partnerships and there is the potential for more than $20 billion in revenue before royalties on net-sales of partnership programs which range from mid single-digit to double-digit royalties over the course of the partnership.

David Hallett, Ph.D. is Interim Chief Executive Officer and planned Chief Scientific Officer of Recursion post-closing of the transaction.

He said: “Adding Exscientia’s best-in-class focused precision oncology internal pipeline to Recursion’s first-in-class focused pipeline spanning rare disease, precision oncology and infectious disease is highly complementary as we look to bring treatments to patients faster.

“We look forward to bringing our teams together and integrating Recursion’s high throughput and target biology capabilities with Exscientia’s highly scalable molecular design and automated chemistry synthesis capabilities to truly accelerate the discovery of better drugs for patients.”

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