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Evaxion A/S develops vaccine candidates for cancer, bacterial diseases and viral infections. Its AI-Immunology platform uses artificial intelligence to identify targets and design candidates. Evaxion advances selected programs through preclinical studies and early human trials, while seeking larger pharmaceutical partners to handle later trials, regulatory approval and commercialization.

Most revenue comes from MSD through licensing and research agreements. MSD has licensed EVX-B3, paid Evaxion for the rights and assumed responsibility for all further development costs. Evaxion can receive additional payments if the program reaches agreed development, regulatory and sales milestones, plus royalties on net sales if a product reaches the market.

None of Evaxion’s candidates has marketing approval. Its business therefore depends heavily on MSD, securing further partnerships, and candidates progressing through trials and regulatory review. Licensing and collaboration income does not yet cover its funding needs, so it also relies on raising capital to continue development.

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Evaxion’s results hinge on Merck’s vaccine-development milestones, clinical validation of its own cancer vaccines and access to additional financing.

  • Merck pays Evaxion for rights to EVX-B3 and covers all further development costs, making its progress central to Evaxion’s potential licensing income. Watch EVX-B3 development, regulatory and sales milestones: these could unlock up to $592 million in payments to Evaxion, plus royalties on net sales, but are not guaranteed.

  • Moderna’s personalized cancer-vaccine program, which targets each patient’s neoantigens, competes with Evaxion’s PIONEER-derived cancer vaccines for melanoma patients and oncology development opportunities.

Agenda

in 9 daysThu, Oct 29

  1. Time to be announced

    Merck & Co., Inc. earningsMRK

    Merck covers all further development costs for EVX-B3, and its report may show whether the program is advancing toward milestone payments Evaxion A could receive.

in 17 daysFri, Nov 6

  1. Time to be announced

    Moderna, Inc. earningsMRNA

    Moderna's personalized cancer-vaccine program competes with Evaxion A's cancer vaccines for melanoma patients and oncology development opportunities, and its report may show how that rival program is progressing.

in 30 daysThu, Nov 19

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    Evaxion A/S earningsThis company

    Evaxion A earns mainly from partner licenses and research services, so its report shows whether that income is keeping pace with the cost of its research and operations.