Priority Review Vouchers Appear To Be Dropping In Price

Gilead spent less than $338m for the coupon entitling it to a speedier FDA review, down at least $12m from AbbVie's high-water purchase price almost a year ago.

Priority Review Voucher

Gilead Sciences Inc.'s understated disclosure that it has purchased a second FDA priority review voucher suggests the price of the prized regulatory review coupons is falling.

Gilead appears to have paid less than $338m for the voucher, which is below the peak publicly disclosed voucher price...

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