phase III were taken. The following year the first patient was enrolled in the phase 3 study for Kiobrina and data from the rFVIIIFc hemophilia phase I/II study were presented showing an approximately 1.7-fold increase in half-life compared with Advate. The company also established a US subsidiary. In 2012 the supply agreement with Pfizer for ReFacto/Xyntha was extended until 2020 in addition to the agreement to return the co-promotion rights for the Nordic region for ReFacto to Pfizer for a payment of USD 47.4 M. The same year, the Sobi and partner Biogen Idec initiated global pediatric clinical trials of their long-lasting hemophilia A and B product candidates. Guido Oelkers was appointed President and CEO in May 2017, succeeding Geoffrey McDonough. Oelkers had previously been CEO of BSN Medical. Company Sobi is an international specialty healthcare company dedicated to rare diseases with a focus on treatments in haematology, immunology and speciality care. In 2013, Sobi had total revenues of SEK 2.2 billion (€253 M) and about 550 employees; by 2020 the revenue was SEK 15.261 billion and there were 1,509 employees. The share is listed at . The company's products include Elocta and Alprolix for the treatment of haemophilia; Doptelet for ITP and CLD; Kineret for several disorders; Synagis for RSV and Gamifant for pHLH, and the 2020 annual report shows a further six products as "pre-market" in the areas of PNH, haemophilia, sHLH, acute graft failure (aGF), ALS and chronic refractory gout. The company also market a portfolio of specialty and rare disease products for partner companies. Acquisitions and licenses Synagis (From Astrazeneca) Dova Pharmaceuticals References Pharmaceutical companies of Sweden Companies related to the Wallenberg family Swedish companies established in 2001 Pharmaceutical companies established in 2001 Manufacturing companies based in Stockholm Companies listed on Nasdaq Stockholm 2006 initial public offerings