May marked a return to form for M&A activity after a quiet April, with some of pharma's biggest companies looking to bolster their pipelines through acquisitions.
The biggest of these could end up being worth more than $2 billion and involved the US giant Merck & Co, while Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) and Lundbeck (CPH: LUN) may shell out several hundreds of thousands on their acquisitions.
Our table below sums up the month's activity:
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