Licensing deals among biotech companies have recently shown a healthy surge, especially in later stages. The sector has experienced a big jump in the number of deals and average payments for Phase III and approved products, according to London-based law firm Morrison & Foerster’s BioMeter Index.
This quarter’s figures are the strongest since the company created the BioMeter Index. The report shows seven Phase III transactions with an average upfront payment of $83.3 million, and five approved-product transactions with an average value of $86.7 million for the third quarter.
Morrison and Foerster attribute this to pharma companies switching from the focus on early-stage assets to pursuing products closer to commercialization.
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