Danish Drama: Genmab Drops $8B on Cancer Cure Hope Seller
In a move that screams 'we have billionaire money to burn,' Danish biotech bigwig Genmab announced it plans to acquire Merus, the brainiac behind a shiny new head and neck cancer drug, for around $8 billion. That's $8 billion, or roughly the cost of buying every Danish pastry in Copenhagen twice over. This deal lands Genmab firmly in Life Sciences prime, scheming to turn biology into cold, hard kroner. With cancer therapy innovation like this on the line, letās hope Merus's drug fights neck and head tumors better than Genmab fought that price tag.
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Source: Statnews | Published: 9/29/2025 | Author: Andrew Joseph
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