Supernus Adds To CNS Portfolio, Especially In Parkinson’s, With Adamas Buyout

Building upon the May 2020 acquisition of US WorldMeds, Supernus is diversifying beyond Trokendi for epilepsy and will be able to rely on its existing commercial force for CNS products.

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Supernus adds to its CNS portfolio with $400m buyout of Adamas

Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced that it will acquire Adamas Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and its slow-growing Parkinson’s disease drug Gocovri on 11 October in a deal that will broaden Supernus’s portfolio in the central nervous system arena and leverage its existing commercial structure to support Gocovri in two Parkinson’s-related indications.

One analyst called it a sensible transaction for both sides, as Supernus will pay $400m up front, with contingent value rights that could

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