Ligand Pharmaceuticals

🇺🇸United States
Ownership
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Employees
58
Market Cap
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Introduction

Ligand Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company, which engages in the development and acquisition of technologies that help pharmaceutical companies to discover and develop medicines. Its products include evomela, IV voriconazole, duavee, viviant/conbriza, nexterone, and noxafil-IV. The company was founded by Ronald M. Evans in 1987 and is headqu...

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Austria wants to be at the top of the podium in research and development

In 2023, Austria's R&D expenditure was 3.26% of GDP, ranking 3rd in the EU. By 2024, it's projected to reach 3.34%, totaling €16.64 billion. Tyrol is a life sciences hub, with Novartis expanding its facilities at a cost of €250 million each by 2025. Novartis focuses on innovative medicines, opening the Analytics Lab in Kundl and CC2Plus in Schaftenau. Ligand Pharmaceuticals acquired Apeiron Biologics in July 2024, committing to invest up to USD 4 million in invIOs GmbH. Austria promotes R&D through direct funding, a 14% research tax credit, and an immigration allowance. The Austrian Business Agency offers free advice and will participate in major biotech conferences.
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