ABBV leans on Skyrizi and Rinvoq sales strength to offset Humira's decline ahead of its Q2 earnings report.
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AbbVie (NASDAQ:ABBV) has distinguished itself as one of the top performers in the healthcare sector this year, with its stock rising by 6% while the broader S&P 500 healthcare index fell by 1%. This outperformance is indicative of investor confidence in the pharmaceutical giant's ambitious transformation strategy as it navigates the post-Humira period.
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ABBV's $2.1 billion Capstan deal and 20+ recent acquisitions sharpen its pipeline edge across immunology and beyond.
AbbVie's $2.1 billion Capstan deal brings a novel in-vivo CAR-T therapy and tLNP platform to boost its immunology pipeline.
Abbvie Inc (NYSE:ABBV) has agreed to acquire Capstan Therapeutics in a deal worth up to $2.1 billion, expanding its pipeline with a potential first-in-class treatment for autoimmune diseases and gaining access to a new type of RNA delivery system. The acquisition will give the pharma giant control of CPTX2309, a lipid nanoparticle-based therapy that delivers mRNA directly into the body to program the immune system.
AbbVie said on Monday it will acquire Capstan Therapeutics in a deal worth up to $2.1 billion, adding experimental treatments for autoimmune diseases to its portfolio.
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