MMR’s report on the
Agoraphobia Market offers an in-depth examination of the industry's structure and competitive dynamics. It outlines the key market players, including major pharmaceutical companies and specialized mental health organizations, that are at the forefront of developing and delivering treatments for agoraphobia. The report identifies market leaders who are recognized for their significant contributions to the field, such as those offering advanced therapies, conducting extensive clinical research, and establishing a strong market presence. Additionally, the report covers recent mergers and acquisitions, providing insights into how strategic consolidations are influencing competitive dynamics, expanding market reach, and creating new opportunities within the agoraphobia treatment landscape. This comprehensive analysis helps stakeholders to understand the current competitive environment, emerging trends, and potential future developments in the market.
In April 2019, Eli Lilly and Avidity Biosciences teamed up for a global licensing and research collaboration to create new medicines, particularly in immunology and other areas. As part of the deal, Avidity will receive an upfront payment of $20 million and an additional $15 million investment. They could also earn up to around $405 million for each target in development and commercialization milestones, along with royalties.
In Oct 2022, Pfizer has completed its acquisition of Biohaven Pharmaceutical, gaining access to their innovative migraine treatments, including NURTEC ODT (rimegepant). This medication is approved in the U.S. for both treating and preventing migraines and in Europe under the name VYDURA for similar uses. The acquisition also includes other promising treatments, such as Zavegepant, which is under review for approval in the U.S., and several pre-clinical assets focused on migraine therapy. This acquisition aims to address the needs of millions of migraine sufferers worldwide.