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Eli Lilly and Company is set to cut 163 jobs as it closes its Dermira facility in Menlo Park and sells off the latter company’s sweat drug Qbrexza, which is being snatched up by Journey Medical.

Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) and Dermira, Inc. (NASDAQ: DERM) today announced a definitive agreement for Lilly to acquire Dermira for $18.75 per share, or approximately $1.1 billion, in an all-cash transaction

Proposed Acquisition Valued at Approximately $15 Million Would Add an Established 50-State Telehealth Business, with over 90,000 clients, Focused on Peptides such as GLP-1 Weight Management, Hormone Health, Longevity and Sexual Wellness Key Highlights: • Target generated approximately $12.7 million in revenue for the trailing twelve months ended August 2026 (unaudited, as provided by Target management) and is cash-flow positive • Proposed purchase price of approximately $15 million, payable in cash and KALA stock; the cash portion is expected to be funded from existing balance sheet resources • Founded in 2023; LegitScript-certified, NABP-accredited platform serving clients in all 50 states; more than 90,000 clients served since inception • 45-day due diligence period expected to conclude in November 2026; definitive agreements and closing targeted for late 2026 or early 2027

Dermira, Inc. announced that on December 9, 2019, the company granted inducement awards to 11 new employees.