DealPulse Signal Wk 42: STERIS Paid $2.1 Billion for Surgical Consumables, and No Drug Made the Top Five
The top five upfronts bought pads, skincare, labs, a robot and pathology software. Three AI licences paid 3.4% upfront.
The top five upfronts bought pads, skincare, labs, a robot and pathology software. Three AI licences paid 3.4% upfront.
Direction is known for ten of twelve Presidential readouts. Size is sealed, and ADCs face the survival test again.
Infigratinib would be the first oral achondroplasia drug, against a daily injection and a weekly one already on the market.
The intramuscular olanzapine depot needs three hours of monitoring after every injection. Teva’s monthly version needs none.
Three takeovers lifted paid at signing to 80%. Four licences paid 17%, and a profit split carried the rest of the risk.
A hospital can meet every CMS posting rule and still face an FTC deception case over the estimate a patient receives.
One price in Japan, response-linked payments in Australia, no public price in China: CAR-T sponsors face three markets.
The drug file reaches manufacturers, and the schema due around May 2027 decides how much net price becomes public.
Only one Member State was assessing each valve when Brussels chose them, so the joint report will frame the evidence.
Hanmi’s GLP-1 trails Wegovy and Mounjaro on weight loss, so its case rests on a low starting price and Korean supply.