Amylyx signs two manufacturing deals to secure avexitide drug substance supply
The company reached a manufacturing agreement with Bachem Americas and a term sheet with Polypeptide Group to lock in long-term commercial supply of avexitide starting in 2028.
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals disclosed in an 8-K that on September 8, 2026, it entered into a Manufacturing and Supply Agreement with Bachem Americas, Inc. and on September 1, 2026, it entered into a term sheet with Polypeptide Group AG, under which Bachem and Polypeptide will manufacture and supply the company's long-term supply requirements of avexitide drug substance for commercial use, if approved.1 Both Bachem and Polypeptide will act as non-exclusive suppliers, and Amylyx may still procure supplies from other manufacturers.1
Under the Bachem agreement, Amylyx has agreed to purchase a minimum annual quantity of avexitide drug substance beginning in 2028 at an applicable supply price.1 The company will provide periodic supply estimates to Bachem, part of which will be binding, and the supply price will be adjusted annually each January 1 to reflect cost changes such as labor, utilities and overhead.1 The agreement runs for an initial five-year term with automatic three-year renewals unless terminated earlier.1 Either party can terminate for material breach or insolvency, and Amylyx can also terminate following certain regulatory actions.1
Separately, the Polypeptide term sheet calls for a definitive agreement to follow, and Amylyx will pay a $30 million upfront fee to Polypeptide for capacity reservation and related commitments.1 The parties have agreed that beginning in 2028 Amylyx will purchase a minimum annual quantity of avexitide drug substance, provide periodic supply forecasts (part of which will be binding), and use fixed volume-based pricing subject to annual adjustment.1
Full contract texts are expected to be filed as exhibits to Amylyx's 10-Q for the quarter ending September 30, 2026.1
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