US Tariffs - Broad Tariffs are Highly Unlikely (7pgs)

Following a number of recent events, we discuss in this note what we think is the most likely outcome for the Pharma industry. We show that broad based tariffs on drugs are highly unlikely, that even if it were to happen, the impact of a 20% tariff is

US Tariffs - Transfer Pricing Could Negate Impact (6pgs)

We show that Big Pharma would not have to shift a single element of supply chain to the US and can mitigate most, if not all, of a 20% tariff on drugs, just by changing their transfer pricing strategy. In a scenario where the US corporation tax rate falls to 15% but tariffs are 20%, we show that Big Pharma profits would be unchanged, while the US government tax take would more than double. The losers would be low tax jurisdictions like Ireland, but they would get to keep their manufacturing base, at least in the medium-term. We also show that the impact of 20% tariffs with no tax mitigation wo...

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ONWARD: from brainGPT to ARC-BCI – fireside chat with the founders

Yesterday, we hosted an exclusive fireside chat at our Paris HQ with ONWARD's co-founders, Dr. Grégoire Courtine and Dr. Jocelyne Bloch, accompanied by institutional investors, to learn about the professional endeavours that led them to jump from researchers to entrepreneurs, with a special deep-di

Avantium: joint-development progress in textiles

Yesterday, Avantium announced the successful development of a PEF-based spacer fabric in collaboration with partners Auping, Muller Textiles, Antex and Monosuisse. This breathable, cushioning 3D material marks a step forward for this partnership, ongoing since 2024, aiming to create PEF-based yarns

Egetis: Article highlights Emcitate's broad efficacy in MCT8 deficiency

A recent publication in Nature Communications (Groeneweg, van Geest et al. 2025) highlights the broad therapeutic applicability of Emcitate across the heterogeneity of the MCT8 deficient target group and supporting its uniform treatment eligibility across a genetically diverse patient population. I