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Sanofi has ended its license and collaboration agreement with MannKind after disappointing sales of the inhaled insulin product Afrezza. In August 2014, MannKind and Sanofi signed a $925 million deal to develop and commercialize Afrezza. The companies launched Afrezza in February 2015, but sales totaled only $5 million for the first nine months of 2015. MannKind had spent more than a decade and $2.6 billion to develop an inhaled insulin while many larger firms halted their attempts. The product will be transitioned back to MannKind, which is looking to find a new partner, marketing strategy, and pricing approach.
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