Table of Content 1. 2021, a year to forget for the sector, or to learn from? 2. Status on COVID-19 3. Key Events in 2021 (Morphosys transformative deal, main approvals, Galapagos, Oncopeptides) 4. 2021 Highlights (Approval rates, IPOs & new listings, financing) 5. 2021 Lowlights (Clinical trial success rates, performances of commercial launches, Sweden, deals)[…]
Table of Content 1. Intro on COVID-19 2. How the European listed biotech companies try to help for vaccines and therapies against COVID-19 3. 2020 Highlights (financing, Genmab, Morphosys, approvals, “Billion Euro Biotech Club”, valuations) 4. 2020 Lowlights (Galapagos, Genfit, DBV, IPOs, AIM) 5. 2020 Deals and M&As 6. 2020 Stock and Index Performances 7.[…]
Change log: * The updates from 08/11/2020 and later include additional data in the tables since the first publication on 25/08/2020, and only in the tables. * Calculation errors were corrected on 20/11/2020 and on 12/12/2020 (errors in aggregate nb of doses and avg nb of course/inh. for the US data). * Major update for[…]
In the context of the COVID-19/SARS-Cov-2 pandemic, many biopharma companies throughout the world try to bring therapeutic options, on top of the topic of testing, which will not be focused on here. Some European listed companies have joined this international effort over the past weeks, and especially since the month of March. Vaccine development has[…]
The markets have been very volatile lately, and the main indices have known historical sessions in terns or performances on last Monday (09/03/2020), and even worse on last Thursday (12/03/2020, a real “Black Thursday” of the 21st century). That day, the European markets saw either their largest falls ever, either their worst performances since 19/10/1987[…]
2018 was a very bad year for the European biotech landscape, so the question was whether a rebound could take place or not in 2019, in a global environment where the recurring macro themes basically remained unchanged: US/China trade war, Brexit, rates, recession fears (you know, the one that is announced every year for the[…]
Stock performances of the European listed biotech companies were positive at the end of 30/09/2019, on average. However, the median performance is -9.0%, leads to an easy conclusion: the average performance was driven by outliers on the gaining side. Unlike 2018, where overall, there was a common pattern downwards, 2019 data are heavily spread among[…]
It’s time to make a top view status of the deal activity for the 150+ European listed biotech companies in our universe. The data below include deals from all categories (R&D collaborations, Out-Licensing deals, Supply/Distribution deals, JV, IP licensing, Sales/Divestments), except the in-licensing deals. Please refer to our introductory report for more details and explanations.[…]
The third quarter of 2019 has been historical for European listed biotechs. The total amounts raised or secured by the 150+ listed companies under coverage reached 2168 mEUR, all categories included (equity issue, US IPO, warrants/equity lines, debt/non-dilutive sources). That makes this quarter likely the best ever… However, this number hides a much less positive[…]