Bristol Myers Squibb has signed a $4.8 billion deal to buy Mirati Therapeutics and its cancer drug Krazati, which targets what was once thought to be an elusive mutation in KRAS.
The drugmaker will pay $58 per share, according to a press release Sunday announcing the deal. That’s about $2 less than Mirati’s closing price Friday, after the shares surged more than 40% following a Bloomberg report that Sanofi was looking at a deal for the biotech company.
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