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3TPOXX (tecovirimat)SmallpoxII100% (ongoing litigation)Capsuleorthopoxvirus egress inhibitorBAVA, CMRX, EBS2023Shares72.566367Q122
4Dengue Virus programDengue FeverPre-clinical1TBDanti-viralSNY2026MC1161.061872
5ST-193Lassa FeverPre-clinical1TBDanti-viralribavirin2026Cash153.259914Q122
6ST-294ArenavirusesPre-clinical1TBDanti-viralribavirin2026Debt0Q122
7ST-383Ebola, MarburgPre-clinical1TBDanti-viralsiRNA2026EV1007.801958
8ST-669Viral InfectionPre-clinical1TBDanti-viralsiRNA2026
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11August 10, 2014: Judge rules PharmAthene is entitled to a lump sum damage award in a still unspecified amount, Siga to appeal
12August 1, 2013: Selects Lead Candidate for Dengue Antiviral Program
13July 16, 2013: Meets Drug Delivery Condition Under BARDA Contract and Qualifies for First Payment for Delivering Arestvyr
14May 26, 2013: Court Reverses Equitable Payment Stream to PharmAthene and Remands Litigation to Trial Court for New Determination of Damages
15March 12, 2013: Delivers First Courses of Arestvyr Under BARDA Contract
16June 12, 2012: Files Notice of Appeal in PharmAthene Litigation
17December 2011: Delaware court rejects SIGA appeal
18September 2011: Delaware court awards PIP 50% of SIGA's net profits on ST-246, SIGA to appeal
19June 2011: Objections to BARDA contract withdrawn, HS will purchase 1.7 million doses of STA-246
20October 2010: SIGA awarded contract to deliver 1.7 million courses of ST-246 to HHS (RFP-BARDA-09-35) - base contract expected to generate $433 million
21February 13, 2007: Began multi-dose Phase I of ST-246