
JPM26: Regeneron will not overpay in M&A deals amid lead asset patent expiries

Regeneron CEO Leonard Schleifer announced at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare conference that the company will prioritize in-house innovation over large M&A deals, especially as it faces patent expiries for its blockbuster drugs Eylea and Dupixent. Regeneron plans to invest $6 billion in R&D by 2026, focusing on developing next-generation assets and expanding drug indications. Despite industry trends favoring acquisitions, Schleifer warned that large M&A often leads to value destruction and overpayment. The company aims to transition patients to Eylea HD and is developing new treatments to offset future revenue losses from Dupixent's expected market exclusivity loss in 2031.
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