Vlad Coric, Biohaven CEO

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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