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22 Oct 2021

How is M&A Shifting the Pharma Manufacturing Landscape?

Innovative manufacturing technologies are creating fresh deal-making opportunities for Pharma Manufacturers and CDMOs across both small and large molecule sectors, which are in turn transforming the pharma manufacturing landscape. Partnerships and mergers are a key tool for adding value to pharmaceutical companies; helping to navigate technological limitations, address portfolio challenges and chase innovation. This webinar, delivered in partnership with PharmaVentures, examines the trends and developments driving deal-making in the current market. Chaired by Dr Fintan Walton, CEO & Founder of PharmaVentures, the panel included: John P. FitzGerald, Senior Director, Business Development & Acquisitions, Abbvie Andreas Raabe, Managing Partner & Founder, Adragos Pharma William S. Marth, Managing Partner, North Ocean Ventures Jansen Jacob, Vice President, PharmaVentures Ozgur Akbulut, Director – Global Divestments and Contract Manufacturing Lead, Takeda

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