Helt umulig å si noe sikkert om prising ved oppkjøp annet enn at ved flere interessenter innen sektoren selvsagt vil kunne bli budkrig. Flere interessenter høyere prising. Er vel gjengs tilbud etterspørsel det.
Det finnes mange aktuelle beilere som kan ha behov for større pipeline som komplimenterer egen pipe også innen bladder cancer. Om en gigant innen helse vil ha pipeline og deler mulighet for blockbuster er det nok nesten irrelevant for gigant om de må by 100-300% over markedspris (fra en slik begrenset usd mcap som PHO)om det er langsiktighet og tro på pipeline over tid.
Key medtech and pharmaceutical companies dominating the bladder cancer landscape include
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) , Pfizer , AstraZeneca , and Merck & Co . . These leaders, along with innovators like UroGen Pharma, CG Oncology, and ImmunityBio, are advancing treatments for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) and urothelial cancer using targeted therapies and novel devices.
Key Medtech & Pharma Companies in Bladder Cancer:
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Johnson & Johnson (Janssen): A leader in NMIBC with treatments like ADSTILADRIN and the investigational TAR-200, recently receiving FDA approval for new intravesical systems.
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Pfizer: Actively involved in developing bladder cancer therapies, including enfortumab vedotin and other targeted treatments.
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AstraZeneca: Developing immunotherapies and targeted therapies for advanced bladder cancer.
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Merck & Co. (MSD): Key player providing treatments like pembrolizumab for urothelial cancer.
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UroGen Pharma: Focuses on NMIBC treatments, particularly with UGN-102.
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CG Oncology: Developing targeted oncolytic immunotherapies like CG0070 for bladder cancer.
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Other Key Contributors: Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS), Eli Lilly, ImmunityBio (N-803), and Genentech/Roche (Atezolizumab) are also major players.
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Device Manufacturers: Companies like Olympus, Boston Scientific, and Dornier MedTech lead in urology endoscopy and lithotripsy equipment.
The landscape is highly competitive, with a strong focus on immuno-oncology, antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), and gene therapy to address unmet needs in both NMIBC and muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC).