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Deals In Depth: February 2023

Two $1bn+ alliances were penned in February. Topping the list was a potential $1.16bn deal between AstraZeneca and KYM Biosciences (a joint venture company of Keymed Biosciences and Lepu Biopharma, of which Keymed owns 70%). Under the exclusive global agreement, AstraZeneca will develop, manufacture and commercialize CMG901, a Phase I antibody drug conjugate for the treatment of Claudin 18.2-positive solid tumors including gastric cancers.

Deals Financing

Beware Bad Actors And Avoid A Cyber Securing Shock

Medtech and pharma and businesses can take steps to avoid having to claim on their cyber insurance policies, says Edward Machin of law firm Ropes & Gray.

Cybersecurity Commercial Strategies

FY2022: Medtech Innovators Exchange Top 10 Placings

The leading global medtechs’ fiscal 2022 revenue reports are all in: Abbott Laboratories moved above Medtronic in MAT medtech revenues, while Philips Healthcare and Stryker finished the year with strong quarters and Roche dropped a few places.

Sales & Earnings Market Intelligence

Redefining Statistical Significance For Rare Disease Research

Biopharma Excellence recently convened three experts in the world of rare disease in a roundtable to discuss the emerging approaches to data collection when patient populations are very small. Their discussion has been summarized for In Vivo.

Rare Diseases Market Intelligence

Deals In Depth: January 2023

Eight $1bn+ alliances were penned in January. Topping the list was a potential $4.4bn deal between Neurocrine Biosciences and Voyager Therapeutics to advance multiple gene therapies for the treatment of neurological diseases.

Deals Financing

Medtechs Weigh Up Preferred Growth Strategies As Pandemic Tails Out

Medtech M&A was at a decade low in 2022 and IPOs was a closed market, says EY life sciences partner John Babitt, who gave his thoughts on likely strategic activity in the year ahead to In Vivo.

Market Intelligence M & A

Dealmaking Quarterly Statistics, Q4 2022

During Q4, biopharma merger and acquisition value reached $35.7bn and drew in $62.1bn in potential deal value from alliances. Device company M&A values reached $19.2bn, while in vitro diagnostic firms and research tools players completed M&A activity that totaled $4.8bn.

Deals Market Intelligence

Deals In 2023: Partnerships And Modest M&A

Mid-sized M&A, collaborations, creative financing, and biotech consolidation will feature in 2023. IPOs and follow-ons play bit-parts.

Growth Deals

Standalone Sandoz And Biocon’s Biosimilars: 2022’s Biggest Deals

The acquisition and consolidation mania that gripped industry in the middle half of the last decade may seem like a distant dream but players continued to spend cash where it could be justified in 2022, while raising much-needed capital to fund their endeavors.

M & A Deals

New Deals, Modalities In Sights In Japan After Relatively Quiet 2022

After a comparatively subdued 2022 in terms of M&A and other deal-making, a strengthening currency and interest in new areas such as digital tools and cell and gene therapy might see a rebound in activity this year, which should also see domestic approvals of several potential blockbusters and more support for bioventures.

Japan Business Strategies

Deals In Depth: December 2022

The year's biggest M&A deal, along with billion dollar alliances marked out December's dealmaking credentials.

Deals Financing

The Role Of Data Encryption In Cyber Attacks

The health care and pharma industries are particularly vulnerable to a cyber-attack, also experiencing the highest cost of a breach. New ways of seamlessly encrypting data may be the way forward.

Cybersecurity Commercial
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