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Agfa-Gevaert sells part of its health care division for $1.1B to focus on IT imaging activities

June 16, 2020
By Bernard Banga
PARIS – Agfa-Gevaert Group NV, of Mortsel, Belgium, has sold parts of its health care information technology (IT) business to Italy’s Dedalus Holding SpA for $1.1 billion. The divested interests include health care information solutions activities and integrated care activities in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and Brazil, as well as certain IT imaging activities in these territories. It represents about half of Agfa Healthcare’s business.
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Ideaya, GSK collaboration in synthetic lethality programs in oncology could be worth more than $3B

June 16, 2020
By Lee Landenberger
Glaxosmithkline plc (GSK) will collaborate in three of Ideaya Biosciences Inc.’s synthetic lethality programs, MAT2A (methionine adenosyltransferase 2a), Pol Theta (polymerase theta) and Werner Helicase, in a deal that Ideaya estimated could be worth billions.
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Seven come eleven: Takeda makes Neurocrine wager in schizophrenia, depression, more

June 16, 2020
By Randy Osborne
Neurocrine Biosciences Inc.’s chief business development and strategy officer, Kyle Gano, said “there was really no playbook” for the deal in which his firm is paying Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. $120 million up front for an exclusive license to seven programs, including three clinical-stage assets targeting the notoriously difficult indications of schizophrenia and treatment-resistant depression (TRD), as well as depression-related anhedonia.
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Medtronic to get $337M from Blackstone for diabetes R&D in exchange for royalties

June 15, 2020
By Stacy Lawrence
Royalty deals by an investor into a particular pharmaceutical company program are not unheard of. This structure allows the investor to secure a portion of that specific anticipated upside, while enabling the pharma to fully fund R&D for that program without having to sacrifice other priorities to do so.
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Celltrion acquires Takeda’s 18-product APAC portfolio in $278M deal

June 15, 2020
By Gina Lee
HONG KONG – Korea’s Celltrion Inc. aims to wrap up its first major M&A deal with Japan’s Takeda Pharmaceutical Inc. by the end of 2020, pending approvals.
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Astrazeneca to give 400M COVID-19 vaccine doses to Europe; data expected August/September

June 15, 2020
By Nuala Moran
LONDON - The EU has secured a supply of the most advanced COVID-19 vaccine in development, in a deal with Astrazeneca plc for up to 400 million doses of AZD-1222, with deliveries starting by the end of 2020.
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As pharmas struggle with digital health, Roche moves in for more with digital therapeutics

June 12, 2020
By Stacy Lawrence
Now that Roche Holding AG has digested its Foundation Medicine and Flatiron acquisitions from a few years ago, it has looked to add more digital capabilities in a couple of recent deals. The earlier big-ticket tie-ups by the Basel, Switzerland-based pharma added genomic and real-world data analytics to deepen the knowledge driving Roche’s R&D efforts, particularly in oncology.
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Selecta and Sobi cut a $730M deal for chronic refractory gout

June 12, 2020
By Lee Landenberger
Selecta Biosciences Inc., of Watertown, Mass., and Stockholm’s Swedish Orphan Biovitrum AB (Sobi) signed a licensing agreement for SEL-212, which is designed to control serum uric acid, reduce immunogenicity and allow for repeated monthly dosing when treating chronic refractory gout.
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Reata lassoes Blackstone, adding $350M in horsepower for CKD push

June 11, 2020
By Randy Osborne
As the company gears up for two NDA filings this year, Reata Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s $350 million deal with funds managed by Blackstone Life Sciences provides cash runway through the end of 2023.
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Corvidia Therapeutics goes to Novo for $2.1B

June 11, 2020
By Lee Landenberger
In a bid to expand its presence in the cardiometabolic disease space and strengthen its core business in diabetes and obesity, Novo Nordisk A/S is buying Corvidia Therapeutics Inc., of Waltham, Mass., for $2.1 billion, which includes a $725 million up-front payment.
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