The Danish company faces competition from U.S.-based Lilly. Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is banking on Trump's support.
The biotech company is able to genetically modify immune cells, making them capable of attacking tumors directly inside the body in minutes, instead of weeks.
AstraZeneca records total revenues of almost 40 billion thanks to innovative drugs. Improved guidance. Bayer, however, suffers the impact of the weakness of the agricultural division, Ebitda down 25,8%
The experimental drug Astrazeneca used against breast cancer has proven not to work as hoped. The stock, listed in London, is in sharp decline. The goal of 80 billion dollars in revenue by 2030 is further away
New variants, many vaccines available and increasingly low demand: AstraZeneca decides to withdraw the Vaxzevria vaccine
Big maneuvers among the big American companies with M&A operations. Meanwhile, the Italian Recordati is thinking about targeted M&A operations in its new plan to 2025
Astrazeneca's aim is to strengthen itself in the field of innovative cell therapies for the treatment of cancer and autoimmune diseases
Under the agreement, if some goals are achieved, the premium will also be 91% compared to Monday's close. Vaccines against respiratory viruses will be developed
The cash portion represents approximately $1,3 billion in transaction value and a 121% premium. The maximum value of the acquisition with the potential exercise of the right would be $1,8 billion and would have a premium…
The deal also includes the investigational clinical-stage T-cell treatment, TNB-486, which strengthens the hematologic cancer pipeline.
Without vaccine revenues, revenues would have risen 26%. Double earnings per core share. AstraZeneca stock runs on the stock exchange
The Anglo-Swedish company has submitted a new long-acting therapy to the American FDA, 77% effective against the disease: it is valid both as a cure and as an alternative to the vaccine
To date the company has supplied over 1 billion doses to 170 countries - 894 million sales in the second quarter - "No profit from vaccine sales"
In the light of the positive data of the epidemiological curve and taking into account the millions of doses of vaccine arriving, the CTS has decided to administer the Oxford vaccine only to the over 60s and continue for the younger ones in…
After last month's stop, AstraZeneca could again also be administered to the under 60s - "I'm talking about it with ISS and Cts, all vaccines must be used," said Commissioner Figliuolo - Hypothesis of vaccinating students in…
The Swedish company also revealed the amount of sales made with the vaccine. Net income rose from $780 million to $1,56 billion in Q68 - Sold 4 million doses of vaccines at $XNUMX each, mostly in…
INTERVIEW with MARIAPIA ABBRACCHIO, pharmacologist and Deputy Pro-Rector of the State University of Milan: "The checks are important but it makes no sense to definitively suspend AZ: to eradicate the virus we need all the weapons". "Herd immunity in 2022, but to return…
AstraZeneca (and probably also J&J) will not be administered to the under 60s, therefore the plans of many countries change. Denmark suspends AstraZeneca definitively. EU-Pfizer agreement for 50 million new doses. The moves of France and Germany
The decisive week has begun which could give a turning point to the Italian vaccination campaign - The first doses of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose are expected to arrive tomorrow - Here are all the incoming deliveries
Reading the minutes of the last Fed meeting confirms that the expansionary monetary policy will continue for many more months, while the G20 agreement on the Global minimum tax is expected for July - Only the confusion over Astrazeneca is holding back the European markets…
The vaccine from the Anglo-Swedish company is safe, even if the EMA has added the very rare risk of thrombosis among the possible side effects. Women under 60 are more exposed, but there are no restrictions on administration.
The national RT index drops and from 6 April 3 regions are back in orange - In Pratica di Mare 1,3 million Astrazeneca vaccines, distributed to the Regions as early as today - Bookings managed by Poste start in Lombardy
The Commission establishes two new criteria to decide whether the vaccine doses will have to be exported or not: proportionality and reciprocity - Astrazeneca clarifies on the 29 million doses stopped in Anagni
A US study conducted on 32 volunteers demonstrated 79% efficacy against the Covid-19 disease and 100% against serious cases - FDA to be approved within a month - The EU Council could decide to block the export of…
At 15 pm today, the administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine will resume - About 200 vaccinations will have to be recovered - Here is the roadmap established by the main Regions
There are 25 suspected cases out of 20 million vaccinated. The administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine is not associated with an increased risk of thrombosis, so the benefits outweigh the risks. Attention remains high to monitor the vaccination campaign in Europe.…
Great expectations for the intervention of the President of the Fed, Jerome Powell, who, despite the effervescence of US government bonds, is oriented towards confirming the expansive monetary policy without touching interest rates.
Great expectations for the words of the president of the Fed, Jerome, Powell, on US rates - But trepidation also for the verdict of the EMA on the AstraZeneca vaccine - T-bonds and German confidence are rising again - Orcel effect on Unicredit…
The growth beyond expectations of the business confidence index in Germany and the sharp recovery of the Nasdaq also give sprint to European stock lists - Piazza Affari rises on the push from the banks - Spreads at 95
What should those who already had a reservation do? And for the future? Here are all the doubts, risks and possible solutions, avoiding alarmism. Meanwhile Sweden, Slovenia and Portugal join the list of countries that have blocked via…
AstraZeneca keeps Europe, including the Stock Exchanges, in suspense, while the States think that the worst is behind them and on Wall Street the stocks of airlines and cruise ships are flying: the Dow Jones is at…
Both Oxford and the EMA reassure the safety of all vaccines, including the Anglo-Swedish one, but there are now more than a dozen European countries - including ours - which have temporarily and cautiously suspended the administration of the vaccine...
The Premier, on a visit to the Fiumicino vaccination hub, talks about the new measures to support families and businesses and announces the request for a new budget gap - On vaccines: "In 11 days the average of vaccinations has doubled, the goal…
Nine European countries have blocked the Anglo-Swedish company's drug and in Italy a batch was suspended after 3 suspicious deaths in Sicily. An investigation has been opened, but in the meantime the serum is considered safe by Aifa and the Ministry of Health.
The health authorities of the Scandinavian country have decided to suspend the administration of the vaccine for 14 days, after some cases of thrombosis and pending checks. Stop also in Austria, Norway, the Baltics and Luxembourg. In Italy, Aifa…
Signed a contract for an additional 4 million doses of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine - 532 more doses for Italy - The go-ahead is coming to Johnson and Johnson who denied the cuts - Here are all the doses arriving in Italy
What is happening between Astrazeneca and Italy? Why did Premier Draghi block the export of vaccines? What will other countries do? Here's everything you need to know.
What are the most effective vaccines in the fight against Covid? And which ones are easier to use? Here is a first evaluation, pending the Johnson & Johnson vaccine
The EU confirms the rumors of Reuters and asks for a new delivery plan from the Anglo-Swedish company. Italian government in the field
2020 Revenues Soar 9% to $26,6 Billion - 2021 Earnings Per Share Forecast Expected to Up to $4,75 to $5 $1,9 Dividend per Share - Stock…
Between vaccines, treatments and diagnostic tests, pharmaceutical stocks have been within the attention of investors for months. Who earned the most and why?
After the delays in Pfizer's deliveries, those of AstraZeneca mess up the vaccination calendar - The Government sues the two pharmaceutical companies: "Enormous damage" - The EU is also moving.
UK will begin administrations from January 4, while the drug agencies of Europe and the United States want to better analyze the effectiveness and methods of use - No one questions the safety of the drug, but there are gray areas
The first doses of the British pharmaceutical company, expected in January, will not be delivered before late February - To compensate, the supplies arriving from Pfizer and Moderna will be increased
After Pfizer and Moderna, the first results of the experimentation carried out by AstraZeneca in collaboration with Oxford and the IRBM of Pomezia arrive - Vaccine efficacy varies from 62 to 90%, but two advantages over competitors
It is a battle between the two American giants for the anti Covid vaccine. A new announcement has arrived from Pfizer: "Phase 3 completed, 95% effectiveness. As the derby goes on, a surprise could come from the British AstraZeneca.
AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson have anticipated their vaccine will be nonprofit, but Pfizer and others have already set the price. A great deal is foreseen but also an impressive effort for the logistics and distribution of vaccines: from…
Interviewed by the Financial Lounge, the president of the Irbm research center in Pomezia Piero Di Lorenzo confirmed Prime Minister Conte's announcement: now it's a matter of weeks or a very few months for the vaccine. The real problem will be that of…
An independent commission of experts in the United Kingdom has given the green light to the resumption of tests on the anti-Coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford together with the multinational AstraZeneca and the Italian research center of Pomezia.
AstraZeneca could collect up to 1,6 billion dollars from the operation, also thanks to the rights to the drugs involved
AstraZeneca will immediately pay 2,5 billion dollars for the 55% Acerta Pharma stake, while the remainder will be paid after the US authorities allow the new drug to be tested by 2018.
Pfizer will not make a new offer for the British pharmaceutical giant Astrazeneca: "The offer of May 18 is the definitive one".
The decision of the British pharmaceutical group to say no to a 120 billion dollar offer from Pfizer has not pleased all the shareholders: some are asking for the negotiations to be reopened.
The British pharmaceutical company claims that even the new proposal of the US competitor (which came to offer 117 billion, after the first two attempts at 100 and 106 billion), underestimates the company and its prospects - The AstraZeneca board would be…
While waiting for Pfizer's next move, in the US there is trepidation for the possible umpteenth exit from American soil of one of the country's largest companies - Here are the reasons that push Pfizer to up the ante and who will emerge defeated…
"The offer continues to significantly underestimate the value of the company", reads a press release - The British pharmaceutical group also specifies that the new refusal was decided "without hesitation".
In January, the British group rejected an initial offer from Pfizer at 46,61 pounds per share for a total of $99 billion, judging the company "significantly" undervalued.