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With the acquisition of San Diego-based PvP Biologics and a recent deal with COUR Pharmaceuticals, Takeda Pharmaceutical is looking to become a world leader in the treatment of celiac disease and other gastrointestinal disorders.
Three years after Takeda and San Diego-based PvP Biologics inked a $35 million deal to develop a novel treatment for celiac disease, the Japanese pharma company has exercised its option to acquire the company for $330 million.
In addition to the settlement and bankruptcy, Mallinckrodt entered into a debt refinancing agreement, including an $800 million loan that will be used to repay some outstanding debt and acquire some outstanding stocks.
4basebio AG announces the allotment ratio and the final number of shares for the announced share buyback program.
The merged company will focus on advancing Forte’s clinical program in inflammatory skin diseases, including atopic dermatitis.
Montis Biosciences announces its launch with €8,4 million in seed financing from an international investor syndicate to investigate interactions between perivascular macrophages and tumor vasculature.
“The good performance we saw in the third quarter has continued to further improve.
A group of unions and consumer organizations have banded together in opposition to the $63 billion merger citing concerns that it will create a monopoly and harm competition.
David Roth, Chief Financial Officer of 4basebio AG, comments: “4basebio can now successfully acquire the desired number of shares in full.
Sale reflects culmination of successful CDMO strategy initiated in 2015 and 59 percent 5-year CAGR of Masthercell under Orgenesis’ leadership