BioNTech completes the CureVac acquisition establishing a strong stance in the mRNA leadership. The
phase 3 cancer trial drug CTLA-4 exhibited improvement in survival rates but may present tolerance issues. In a shocking revelation,
Pfizer seems to be planning divesting its BioNTech stake. On the brighter side, BioNTech and
Bristol Myers' immunotherapy have demonstrated encouraging tumor shrinkage in a
Phase II trial. Nevertheless, BioNTech may be facing certain problems with their
Roche’s neoantigen shot. The company is also focused on enhancing its mRNA vaccine production in Africa, with the help of an EU funding boost. The
acquisition of CureVac will result in a job cut of 90 more employees. The removal of jobs is allegedly due to a strategic alignment. The company reaffirms its unchanged collaboration with Pfizer. Ahead of the buyout deal, they ended their patent fight with mRNA rival CureVac.
BioNTech commits to infectious diseases despite questions hovering over vaccine demand. The company's acquisition of CureVac has led to emergence of strategic transaction and even legal challenges over mRNA patent.
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