While there was nothing on the scale of the Takeda agreement to buy Shire, which was announced in May and, if completed, will be worth around $62 billion, June was still a month that featured a few intriguing M&A deals in pharma.
Tech giant Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) offered further evidence of its potential to disrupt healthcare with an acquisition reportedly worth around $1 billion, while pharma majors Sanofi and Roche were also among those involved in deals.
The table below sums up the month's activity:
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