The duvelisib hot potato is tossed to a new owner as Verastem looks to reorganize around the pipeline
When Infinity put up duvelisib for a no-money-down instant deal, the biotech was looking for a quick exit from a clinical disaster. AbbVie had walked away from their alliance after looking at how the data stacked up in a crowded field.
And while it was approvable, it wasn’t looking pretty to anyone who thought in commercial terms.
One Big Pharma’s trash, though, was seen as a biotech treasure as a deeply troubled Verastem stepped up to grab the PI3K-delta/gamma — promising to run it across the goal lines at the FDA. And they did just that, only with little to show for it.
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