Takeda boots a top prospect out of its late-stage pipeline while another is delayed by war, lockdown
Takeda CEO Christophe Weber is putting the last of the debt from the Shire deal to bed now, looking to grow sales from new launches and deal with a drop in profits as its big Vyvanse franchise teeters on the edge of generic competition.
But while the execs today highlighted the plan going forward, the small print in the quarterly review included more troubling setbacks for its pipeline.
TAK-609, one of the top drugs Takeda boasted of from the big Shire buyout, is finally getting the boot after “years of extensive regulatory discussions,” the company revealed in their look at fiscal 2021 numbers. According to Takeda:
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