Japanese firm is remodelling its R&D efforts through collaboration and licensing deals, and selling off non-core businesses
Japanese pharmaceutical giant Takeda is remodelling its R&D pipeline with a series of deals, refocusing and expanding its three core disease areas through partnerships, acquisitions and licensing agreements.
The company has formed more than 50 collaborations over the last 18 months with the aim of increasing its R&D capabilities, partnering with companies and institutions such as AstraZeneca, Samsung Bioepis and Stanford University to fund work towards the development of new drugs.