Outlook 2024
Annual Industry Ranking And Forecast
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New data on Columvi could allow the bispecific’s use as an earlier treatment, giving it a three-year head start on AbbVie and Genmab’s Epkinly.
In contrast to the SEC’s view that public companies’ regulatory filings give investors all the information needed to make an investment decision, the discount rate used to value a company may not reflect all its risks.
The company initiated a rolling submission with the US FDA for mirdametinib, a MEK inhibitor that is poised to be its second commercial product for a rare disease.
Astellas’ chief strategy officer, Adam Pearson, talks to Scrip about the company’s launch execution thrust for key therapies ahead of the loss of exclusivity for Xtandi and also deal-making appetite and choices, including the Iveric Bio buyout and walking away from the collaboration with Cartesian Therapeutics.
Public Company Edition: This year’s newly public companies are trading an average of 9.7% below their IPO prices, including the two most recent debuts, Boundless Bio and Contineum. Also, Nkarta, Praxis and Nurix grossed $240m, $200m and $175m, respectively, in follow-on offerings.
Pipeline Watch is a weekly snapshot of selected late-stage clinical trial events and approvals announced by pharmaceutical and biotech companies at medical and industry conferences, in financial and company presentations, and in company releases and statements.
Plus deals involving Incyte/CMS, Biocytogen/ABL, Bharat/Biofabri/Bilthoven, Dr. Reddy’s/Pharmazz, Veeda/Heads, Sosei Heptares/GSK, BioGeometry/Sanyou, Ono/Sibylla and Teijin/BioProjet
Recent moves in the industry include C-suite shuffles at PureTech Health and Traws Pharma, plus Xencor gets a new chief financial officer.
Could health sector players encounter issues similar to those facing Tesla in China, a country which virtually saved the electric vehicle maker but where it is now facing challenges? Are there any lessons to be learned from a success story under China's volume-based procurement scheme? A partner at EY looks at these and other issues in an interview with Scrip.
The CEO and CSO of radiopharmaceutical company Ratio Therapeutics, which now has Bristol Myers Squibb as an investor, talk about Ratio’s R&D platforms, use of AI, an independent FAP-targeted asset and trends in radiopharma research such as combining other modalities like ADCs, in this podcast interview with Scrip
Sanofi India managing director Rodolfo Hrosz talks to Scrip about the company’s refreshed India strategy including in the competitive diabetes segment, which is expected to see a flurry of new product activity. While Soliqua has hit the market, all eyes are also on Novo Nordisk’s Awiqli and Cipla’s partnered inhaled insulin in the wings.
The company, which Alkermes spun out last year, is now positioned as a pure-play oncology specialist with a focus on cytokines.
A year is a long time in biopharma. Pharmaprojects’ annual pipeline review finds changes in the therapeutic spread of drug candidates and a reordering of the top R&D companies, as Chinese firms made their presence felt all the more over the past 12 months.
A look at the depth of clinical responses seen with various MASH therapies suggests that Madrigal could eventually face serious competition.
An infographic looking at the status and origins of 39 psychedelic drug development programs being pursued by 26 sponsors.
INFOGRAPHIC: This overview of the obesity market shows the biggest money-spinners in terms of products and mechanisms, the biggest investors and dealmakers – and looks at how some of the notable current and potential future therapies stack up in the clinic.
Could health sector players encounter issues similar to those facing Tesla in China, a country which virtually saved the electric vehicle maker but where it is now facing challenges? Are there any lessons to be learned from a success story under China's volume-based procurement scheme? A partner at EY looks at these and other issues in an interview with Scrip.
The CEO and CSO of radiopharmaceutical company Ratio Therapeutics, which now has Bristol Myers Squibb as an investor, talk about Ratio’s R&D platforms, use of AI, an independent FAP-targeted asset and trends in radiopharma research such as combining other modalities like ADCs, in this podcast interview with Scrip
Public Company Edition: This year’s newly public companies are trading an average of 9.7% below their IPO prices, including the two most recent debuts, Boundless Bio and Contineum. Also, Nkarta, Praxis and Nurix grossed $240m, $200m and $175m, respectively, in follow-on offerings.
Shah Capital Management said Novavax could tap the estimated 100 million Americans uncomfortable with mRNA vaccines, such as those from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna.
Sanofi India managing director Rodolfo Hrosz talks to Scrip about the company’s refreshed India strategy including in the competitive diabetes segment, which is expected to see a flurry of new product activity. While Soliqua has hit the market, all eyes are also on Novo Nordisk’s Awiqli and Cipla’s partnered inhaled insulin in the wings.
In this mixed Chinese- and English-language episode, guest speaker Treehill Partners co-founder Ali Pashadezah joins Brian Yang and Dexter Yan to discuss updates on the proposed BIOSECURE Act in the US Congress and US-China biotech movements. Also discussed is how Chinese biotechs are becoming acquisition targets for overseas biotech companies, including the recent purchases of Profound by Genmab and AnHeart Theraputics by Nuvantion.
In this week's podcast edition of Five Must-Know Things: the shifting sands of pharma R&D; big pharma oncology strategies; semaglutide’s promise in heart failure; AstraZeneca looks to multiple cancer modalities; and an interview with Astellas’s chief strategy officer.
The company, which Alkermes spun out last year, is now positioned as a pure-play oncology specialist with a focus on cytokines.
Biopharma firms raised $6bn in the first quarter of 2024, the most of any quarter since Q2 2022. But without an increase in the number of companies raising funds, the rebound remains uneven.
Still a clinical-stage company, Viking is studying promising candidates for both obesity and MASH in Phase II, but may need to prioritize one while partnering the other.
The European parliament has voted for legislation it says will lead to fairer, more accessible healthcare. The continent's drugmakers are still not wholly convinced.
Pipeline Watch is a weekly snapshot of selected late-stage clinical trial events and approvals announced by pharmaceutical and biotech companies at medical and industry conferences, in financial and company presentations, and in company releases and statements.
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