Just five weeks after announcing the acquisition, Danish CNS specialist Lundbeck (LUND: CO) has completed its takeover of US drug developer Alder BioPharmaceuticals.
The $1.95 billion deal is largely a bet on eptinezumab, which looks likely to be the first IV CGRP therapy for migraine prevention, though Alder is also developing ALD1910, a MAb designed to inhibit pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide for migraine prevention.
It is hoped that eptinezumab, together with ALD1910, will help establish Lundbeck as an emerging leader in migraine and other pain syndromes.
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