
Why out-licensing your drug is not always the best option: a smarter route to Europe
Explore how a smarter launch model helps biopharma leaders accelerate revenue
Entering Europe comes with regulatory, reimbursement and patient access challenges. Out-licensing transfers risk, but also value. This white paper explores how partnering can unlock faster revenue, keep control of your data and strengthen investor confidence.
Download the report to uncover:
- The hidden costs of out-licensing: Why giving away rights in Europe often means walking away from tens of millions in long-term value
- The partnership model explained: How a specialist provider delivers market access, distribution, patient engagement and real-world evidence under your brand
- Proof from real-world cases: Examples of biopharma innovators who accelerated market entry, built payer confidence and improved patient adherence without out-licensing
Don’t give away your profits. Download the free white paper and discover a smarter path to European launch.

About Sciensus
Sciensus is a leading European life sciences organisation with over 30 years of experience connecting patients with life-changing medications. We’re redefining patient-centric care, connecting patients with life-changing medicines while empowering pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals with the insights needed to improve people’s lives.
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