
Coming out of Chapter 11, Aegerion jumps into welcome arms of Irish pharma with big plans, fresh $60M for its drugs
Amryt Pharma didn’t make much of a splash in May when it struck a deal to acquire Novelion’s Aegerion subsidiary, absorbing two commercial drugs and a US infrastructure in an all-stock deal. But now that the transaction has been wrapped, the Dublin-based company is ready to bring some renewed attention to it — as well as a fresh $60 million raise.
The financing allows Amryt to continue rolling out Myalepta in Europe while also taking over global responsibilities for the drug (known as Myalept in the US), which treats lipodystrophy, and a homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia therapy called Juxtapid/Lojuxta. Amryt has been marketing Lojuxta in Europe.
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