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13.03.2025 • News

Roche and Zealand Pharma Collaborate on Weight Management Drug

Swiss pharma heavyweight Roche announced has entered into an exclusive collaboration and licensing agreement with Denmark’s Zealand Pharma. Under the terms of this agreement, the two companies will collaborate to co-develop and co-commercialize petrelintide, Zealand Pharma’s amylin analog as a standalone therapy as well as a fixed-dose combination with Roche’s lead incretin asset CT-388.

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03.01.2025 • News

Innovent Licenses Lung Cancer Therapy Candidate to Roche

Chinese biopharmaceutical company Innovent Biologics announced a collaboration and exclusive license agreement with Roche to advance the development of IBI3009, a novel DLL3-targeted antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) candidate.

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28.11.2024 • News

Roche to Buy Poseida Therapeutics for $1.5 Billion

Roche has entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire Poseida Therapeutics, a US clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing donor-derived CAR-T cell therapies, in a deal valued at approximately $1.5 billion.

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06.12.2023 • News

Roche to Acquire Obesity Drug Maker Carmot

In a move to participate in the race for anti-obesity drugs, Swiss pharma giant Roche has agreed to acquire Carmot Therapeutics, a privately owned US company based in Berkeley, California.

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04.08.2023 • News

Roche and Sysmex Expand Long-Term Alliance

Pharmaceutical group Roche and Japanese diagnostics company Sysmex are expanding and extending their existing long-standing partnership. Under the renewed terms of the non-inclusive agreement, Roche will continue to offer Sysmex's hematology products, which complement the company's laboratory solutions portfolio, they said in a statement yesterday.

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26.07.2023 • News

Roche Teams up with Alnylam for Antihypertensive Drug

Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche will collaborate with Cambridge, Massachusetts-based US biotech Alnylam Pharmaceuticals to further develop its drug zilebesiran for the treatment of hypertension. The therapeutic, which is in Phase 2 clinical trials, uses the cellular mechanism RNA interference (RNAi) for targeted gene silencing.

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17.05.2023 • NewsStrategy

Navigating Uncertainty in the Biopharma Market

Biopharma companies are facing funding challenges in 2023 as interest rates rise and investors are becoming more risk adverse. There is hope on the horizon, say some analysts, while others project a prolonged slump due to inflation and global instability. Established pharmaceutical companies are often seen as safer investments, with larger developers expected to perform well in 2023, especially if litigation threats against drugs like Zantac disappear. However, concerns about revenue gaps continue for big companies like GSK and Sanofi, and their strategy and leadership will be closely monitored in the coming months.

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24.04.2023 • News

Another Turbulent AGM for Bayer?

Bayer has seen its share of turbulent shareholder meetings, and the event on Apr. 28 is likely to continue in that vein, though it would be tough to top 2019. In that year, when anger over lawsuits involving Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide boiled over, 55% voted not to discharge CEO Werner Baumann and the managing board of their responsibilities.

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22.02.2023 • News

New Biotech VC Vehicle Pledges Series A Funding Aid

A new venture capital vehicle launched by a group of biotech entrepreneurs is designed to act as a seed investor as well as a drug discovery co-pilot for biotech startups that need help with Series-A financing.

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17.02.2023 • News

Genentech Builds Biologics Facility in California

Genentech, the US biotech arm of Swiss pharma giant Roche, is building a new small-batch biologics manufacturing facility at its Oceanside campus in California, USA. Groundbreaking took place on Feb. 10.

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10.02.2023 • News

Bill Anderson to Be Bayer CEO from June 1

Bowing to growing pressure from activist investors with different missions, the supervisory board of tradition-steeped German pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals player Bayer has announced the appointment of a new CEO to succeed embattled incumbent Werner Baumann — a year before the end of the current chief executive’s regular term.

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08.11.2022 • News

Pharma CEOs Take Action on Climate Change

The CEOs of seven multinational pharmaceutical companies have announced that they are taking joint action to achieve near-term emissions reduction targets and accelerate the delivery of net zero health systems.

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30.09.2022 • News

GSK Names Julie Brown as First Female CFO

From next year, GSK’s top management will be led by a double female team, a pioneering move for the global pharmaceutical industry. The UK drugs giant this week announced the appointment of Julie Brown, the first woman to be its chief financial officer.

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05.10.2020 • News

Roche Acquires Irish Biotech Inflazome

Swiss drugmaker Roche has acquired Irish biotech Inflazome for €380 million, said to be one of the largest deals in Irish biotech history. Headquartered in Dublin, Inflazome regards itself as a leader in the development of inflammasome inhibitors.

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21.08.2020 • News

Celleron Takes Roche Cancer Drug

UK biopharma Celleron Therapeutics has signed a licensing deal with Roche, gaining exclusive worldwide rights to the Swiss pharma’s monoclonal antibody emactuzumab, which is designed to target and deplete macrophages in solid tumors.

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24.07.2020 • News

Roche in Cancer and Immunology Collaborations

Roche has announced two separate collaborations, one for an investigational cancer treatment and the other for the discovery of small molecule drugs for treating immune-mediated and neurological diseases.

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Specialty Chemicals in a Shifting World
Adapting to Tariffs and Strengthening Regional Networks

Specialty Chemicals in a Shifting World

Jennifer Abril, President & CEO of SOCMA, discusses the impact of new tariffs and the importance of regional supply networks in the specialty chemical industry.