High-Flying Biotech Valuations Are Falling – And Maybe That’s A Good Thing

Big Pharma Focused On Science, Not Prior Funding

Venture capitalists speaking at Biocom’s Global Life Science Partnering Conference looked forward to a return to rational valuations that could enable better returns for investors and pharma buyers.

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The sun is setting on high biotech valuations this year • Source: Alamy

Venture capital investors speaking at Biocom’s Global Life Science Partnering Conference did not exactly cheer declining biotechnology company valuations but they welcomed a return to more rational valuations that could justify further fundraising and deal-making at terms that make sense for investors and big pharma buyers.

“In the private investing area, I actually think this is a good thing that we're going to have some rationalization...

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