Bavarian Nordic Thinks Big With Emergent Travel Vaccines Buy
Paying $270m Upfront
Executive Summary
With the money coming in from monkeypox product Jynneos, the Danish firm has decided to pursue its goal of becoming one of the largest pure-play vaccine companies by acquiring jabs for cholera and typhoid from Emergent.
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