Marathon Pharmaceuticals, a privately held US biopharmaceuticals company focused on drugs for people with rare diseases, says it has made significant progress with its rare disease pipeline and expects several approvals and product launches beginning in 2016.
In preparation for rolling out its new rare disease treatments, Marathon sold its portfolio of non-strategic products to a unit of Canada-based Valeant Pharmaceutical International (TSX: VRX).
Financial terms of the accord were not disclosed, but the cost will be small-fry compared with Valeant’s recent decision to acquire Salix Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: SLXP) for around $10 billion (The Pharma Letter February 23).
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