AbbVie nears $11 billion deal for Apogee Therapeutics, FT reports
AbbVie is reportedly nearing an $11 billion acquisition of biotech firm Apogee Therapeutics to secure an experimental eczema treatment.
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Reports indicated that AbbVie was nearing a deal to buy Apogee Therapeutics for approximately $11 billion. The acquisition would have provided AbbVie with an experimental eczema drug.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 53d ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (6)
- AbbVie to Reportedly Buy Apogee Therapeutics in $10.9 Billion Deal marketscreener.com · 72d ago
- AbbVie Approaching $11 Billion Deal for Apogee Therapeutics, Report Says Bloomberg · 72d ago
- AbbVie would gain an experimental eczema drug by buying biotech: report MarketWatch · 72d ago
- AbbVie said to be nearing a $10.9B deal to buy Apogee Therapeutics Seeking Alpha · 72d ago
- AbbVie closes in on nearly $11bn deal for biotech Apogee Therapeutics Financial Times · 72d ago
- AbbVie nears $11 billion deal for Apogee Therapeutics, FT reports Reuters · 72d ago
What happened
AbbVie is approaching a deal to acquire Apogee Therapeutics. The transaction value is reported as nearly $11 billion, with one source specifying the amount as $10.9 billion.
Coverage from Bloomberg, Reuters, Financial Times, MarketWatch, and Seeking Alpha emphasizes that the acquisition would provide AbbVie with an experimental drug designed to treat eczema. Further updates are expected regarding the finalization of the deal and the specific terms of the acquisition.
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Questions people are asking
What is the estimated value of the deal?
Reports indicate the deal is nearly $11 billion, with Seeking Alpha citing a figure of $10.9 billion.
Why is AbbVie acquiring Apogee Therapeutics?
According to MarketWatch, the acquisition would allow AbbVie to gain an experimental drug for eczema.
Which news outlets have reported on this trend?
The deal has been covered by the Financial Times, Reuters, Bloomberg, MarketWatch, and Seeking Alpha.
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