Scrip M&A Podcast: Which Companies Could Be Acquired Next?

The editorial team from Scrip discusses the M&A potential of various emerging biopharmas, such as Viking, Verona, Altimmune, Xenon and Crinetics.

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Scrip writers discuss hot targets in the M&A arena

In this edition of Scrip’s M&A podcast, colleagues Joseph Haas, Kevin Grogan and Edwin Elmhirst highlight some of the companies they think are the most appealing takeout candidates for deep-pocketed potential buyers.

Specifically, Haas takes a look at Viking Therapeutics, Inc. and the potential of its Phase II candidates in obesity...

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