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  • Drug capsule spilling onto brain
    Dec. 12, 2025
    By Lee Landenberger

    Cycle buying Applied Therapeutics to develop CNS drugs

    Cycle Group Holdings Ltd. is buying Applied Therapeutics Inc. for a small fraction of the company’s value when it went public in 2019. Cycle is paying $0.088, nearly 9 cents, in cash per share plus a contingent value right (CVR).
  • Apac2
    Dec. 12, 2025
    By Tamra Sami

    Menarini sees Asia Pacific as growth engine for its global future

    Experience gained in the Asia-Pacific region is helping shape the Menarini Group’s global strategy as the Italian pharmaceutical company looks to emerging markets to drive long-term, sustainable growth.
  • Deals handshake analysis illustration
    Dec. 11, 2025
    By Karen Carey

    Zealand Pharma, OTR, in $2.5B small-molecule metabolic deal

    The quest for metabolic disease assets continues with another player promising top dollar for novel therapeutics that deliver. Copenhagen, Denmark-based Zealand Pharma A/S entered a collaboration and license agreement with newly formed OTR Therapeutics to pursue next-generation small-molecule therapeutics, beyond the Danish firm’s current peptide pipeline candidates focused on the GLP-1, GLP-2, GIP, amylin and glucagon mechanisms.
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