Despite one multi-billion dollar deal and another worth $1.7 billion, the summer break seemed to come early in the pharmaceutical M&A market this year, with precious few companies in acquisitive mode during May and June.
From the point of view of acquiring therapeutic assets, perhaps the most interesting deal of those announced was Netherlands-based gene therapy company uniQure (Nasdaq: QURE) buying French firm Corlieve Therapeutics and its lead program, which will be known as AMT-260, to treat temporal lobe epilepsy, the most common form of focal epilepsy.
Our table below shows the deals from
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