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Water Tower Research is a leading equity research firm that provides research on micro, small and mid cap companies.

Water Tower Research was founded by Wall Street veterans after witnessing a fundamental shift in the investment research industry with the result being a declining knowledge base among investors, a lack of awareness and a shrinking pool of fundamental research being conducted on companies across the small-cap and micro-cap spectrum. The same issues are now increasingly occurring in the mid-cap space. This sea change within the investment community is impacting not only the companies themselves but also current shareholders and potential investors. With significantly less active sell-side sponsorship by Wall Street, a substantial information gap has developed between companies and various constituents in the financial community. The net result is fewer channels for insight and information to flow between companies and investors.

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<ul><li>Academia was troubled last week by Trump’s broad pause on external communications from federal health agencies, disrupting study sections (NIH), public health publications (CDC), and treatment guidelines (FDA).</li><li>The pause remains in effect until February 1, which happens to be after RFK Jr.’s confirmation hearings for HHS secretary on January 29 and 30.</li><li>In industry news, NVO saw some redemption with positive amycretin obesity data, with a positive read-through for ZLDPF</li></ul>

Academia was troubled last week by Trump’s broad pause on external communications from federal health agencies, disrupting study sections (NIH), public health publications (CDC), and treatment guidelines (FDA).The pause remains in effect until February 1, which happens to be after RFK Jr.’s confirmation hearings for HHS secretary on January 29 and 30.In industry news, NVO saw some redemption with positive amycretin obesity data, with a positive read-through for ZLDPF

Biopharma Week in Review - January 27, 2025

<ul><li>M&amp;A and preannouncements led biopharma headlines last week, with nearly $20 billion in deals fueling some positive sentiment, but disappointing updates from LLY (4Q GLP-1 sales miss) and MRNA (lowered 2025 guidance) weighed on the group.</li><li>CMS released the next set of Medicare drugs for price negotiations, with NVO’s GLP-1 drugs classified as a single agent.</li><li>JNJ confirmed its ITCI bid, while LLY acquired Scorpion and GSK bought IDRx. </li></ul>

M&amp;A and preannouncements led biopharma headlines last week, with nearly $20 billion in deals fueling some positive sentiment, but disappointing updates from LLY (4Q GLP-1 sales miss) and MRNA (lowered 2025 guidance) weighed on the group.CMS released the next set of Medicare drugs for price negotiations, with NVO’s GLP-1 drugs classified as a single agent.JNJ confirmed its ITCI bid, while LLY acquired Scorpion and GSK bought IDRx. 

Biopharma Week in Review - January 21, 2025

<ul><li>Preannouncements were abundant as we approached this week’s major healthcare conference in SF.</li><li>As investors prepped for company updates and significant news flow, signs of M&amp;A activity were trickling in, with BIIB bidding for SAGE, LLY looking at Scorpion, and JNJ talking with ITCI.</li><li>Last week, Medicare confirmed coverage for LLY’s obesity drug, SANA had a successful hypoimmune transplant for T1D, and VIR’s dual- masked TCE kept up with JANX. </li></ul>

Preannouncements were abundant as we approached this week’s major healthcare conference in SF.As investors prepped for company updates and significant news flow, signs of M&amp;A activity were trickling in, with BIIB bidding for SAGE, LLY looking at Scorpion, and JNJ talking with ITCI.Last week, Medicare confirmed coverage for LLY’s obesity drug, SANA had a successful hypoimmune transplant for T1D, and VIR’s dual- masked TCE kept up with JANX. 

Biopharma Week in Review - January 13, 2025

<ul><li>Welcome to a new year and we are excited for the innovation and therapeutic breakthroughs that biopharma will reveal this year, while navigating through any changes in the regulatory and M&amp;A environment.</li><li>For our first Biopharma <span style="font-size: var(--content-font-size);">Review report in 2025, we cover the news that we missed during </span>the holiday break.</li><li>On the obesity front, NVO’s CagriSema fell short of expectations, while the FDA reaffirmed LLY’s GLP-1 shortage resolution, bearing bad news for HIMS and LFMD. </li></ul>

Welcome to a new year and we are excited for the innovation and therapeutic breakthroughs that biopharma will reveal this year, while navigating through any changes in the regulatory and M&amp;A environment.For our first Biopharma Review report in 2025, we cover the news that we missed during the holiday break.On the obesity front, NVO’s CagriSema fell short of expectations, while the FDA reaffirmed LLY’s GLP-1 shortage resolution, bearing bad news for HIMS and LFMD. 

Biopharma Week in Review - January 6, 2025

<ul><li>We review last week’s biopharma news for meaningful clinical data, regulatory updates, research innovation, and M&amp;A.</li><li>Last week, PBMs were targeted by Congress, NAMS had a CV outcomes preview, and CADL showed prostate cancer benefit.</li><li>LLY partnered GLP-1 access with telehealth Ro and presented oral SERD data in breast cancer, rattling HIMS, LFMD, ARVN, and OLMA. </li></ul>

We review last week’s biopharma news for meaningful clinical data, regulatory updates, research innovation, and M&amp;A.Last week, PBMs were targeted by Congress, NAMS had a CV outcomes preview, and CADL showed prostate cancer benefit.LLY partnered GLP-1 access with telehealth Ro and presented oral SERD data in breast cancer, rattling HIMS, LFMD, ARVN, and OLMA. 

Biopharma Week in Review - December 16, 2024

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Eli Lilly and Company discovers, develops, manufactures, and sells pharmaceutical products for humans and animals.  The Company's products are sold in countries around the world.  Eli Lilly's products include neuroscience products, endocrine products, anti-infectives, cardiovascular agents, oncology products, and animal health products.

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Eli Lilly & Co (LLY US)

Biopharma Week in Review - January 27, 2025

Academia was troubled last week by Trump’s broad pause on external communications from federal health agencies, disrupting study sections (NIH),...

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Biopharma Week in Review - January 21, 2025

M&A and preannouncements led biopharma headlines last week, with nearly $20 billion in deals fueling some positive sentiment, but disappointing...

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Biopharma Week in Review - January 13, 2025

As investors prepped for company updates and significant news flow, signs of M&A activity were trickling in, with BIIB bidding for SAGE, LLY...

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Biopharma Week in Review - January 6, 2025

On the obesity front, NVO’s CagriSema fell short of expectations, while the FDA reaffirmed LLY’s GLP-1 shortage resolution, bearing bad news for...

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Biopharma Week in Review - December 16, 2024

LLY partnered GLP-1 access with telehealth Ro and presented oral SERD data in breast cancer, rattling HIMS, LFMD, ARVN, and OLMA.

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