Make, Buy Or Partner: Strategic Alliances Continue To Fuel Biopharma Growth
The biopharma market has been highly active throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with a substantial focus on strategic alliances between 2020-H1 2021. Partnership deals present exciting liquidity and risk mitigation opportunities for early-stage companies. Small molecules still comprise the largest segment of partnered drugs, but alliances for other modalities are on the rise.
Make, Buy Or Partner: Strategic Alliances Continue To Fuel Biopharma Growth
Published in In Vivo, November 2021
Authors: Dr. Nicholas Frame and Dr. Oded Ben-Joseph
Abstract:
The biopharma market has been highly active throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with a substantial focus on strategic alliances between 2020-H1 2021. Partnership deals present exciting liquidity and risk mitigation opportunities for early-stage companies. Small molecules still comprise the largest segment of partnered drugs, but alliances for other modalities are on the rise.
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