Deal volume was down last year both in M&A and alliances, but valuations rose.
The ‘Biggest’ Dealmakers Of 2023 Were Not The Busiest
Eli Lilly, striving to outpace Novo Nordisk, dominated the dealmaking scene in 2023 by executing six acquisitions. Although Pfizer, BMS and AbbVie sealed the largest M&A deals of the year, they did not lead in terms of volume.
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Laura Lane, European head of Lilly Ventures, talked to In Vivo at the recent Bio-Europe meeting in a fireside chat about how strategic investments are shaping the future of biotech, Lilly's approach to early-stage innovation, and the evolving European investment landscape.
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An interactive look at pharma, medtech and diagnostics deals made during February 2025. Data courtesy of Biomedtracker.
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