In two separate moves, Biohaven seeks to repurpose failed Bristol Myers/Roche Duchenne drug while buying out small biotech
As Biohaven reported its fourth quarter and full-year 2021 earnings to investors, the biotech unveiled two new deals — a licensing deal with a Big Pharma and an acquisition of a smaller company.
Biohaven is in-licensing a Phase III-ready compound for spinal muscular atrophy from Bristol Myers Squibb, the companies said early Friday, in a collaboration where the financial information is unknown. Biohaven is also buying out Channel Biosciences in a deal worth $100 million upfront in cash and stock, as well as roughly $1.14 billion in potential milestones.
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