There are a few striking similarities between the world’s biggest biotech firm focused on rare diseases, and an emerging clinical stage pharma company that was set up just a couple of years ago.
As well as a focus on rare diseases, Amryt Pharma (LSE: AMYT) has Anglo-Irish origins and an acquisitive approach, features in common with Shire (LSE: SHP), the Dublin-headquartered drugmaker.
Amryt’s leadership team also features Shire founder and former chief executive Harry Stratford, and already the company has started to move towards the type of profitability that has allowed Shire to become a rare disease leader.
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