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high-flying bluebird bio sells itself to private equity

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Once high-flying Bluebird Bio sells itself to private equity after tough times for the gene therapy maker

Bluebird Bio will sell itself to private equity firms Carlyle and SK Capital for about $30 million, the company said Friday.

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Gene therapy maker bluebird to go private in discounted deal amid cash crunch

Gene therapy maker bluebird bio on Friday agreed to be taken private by Carlyle and SK Capital Partners at a discount, ending its tumultuous journey in the public markets as it struggled with a severe cash crunch.

BioPharma Dive · 1d

Bluebird, at risk of default, agrees to take-private deal

The pioneering gene therapy developer will be acquired by investment firms Carlyle Group and SK Capital for a fraction of what it was once worth.

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What's Going On With Gene Therapy Company Bluebird Bio Stock Today?

Bluebird Bio, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLUE), on Friday, entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by global investment firms ...

Once valued at $10B, bluebird bio sold to private equity firms for $29M

There is a catch. If the private equity firms can boost sales of bluebird’s three gene therapies to $600 million—over any ...

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Struggling Somerville biotech Bluebird Bio to be sold for less than $30 million

Bluebird Bio announced Friday it would sell itself and its portfolio of gene therapies to the investment firms Carlyle and SK ...

Pharmalittle: We’re reading about RFK Jr. targeting CDC and FDA advisers, a Pfizer gene therapy, and more

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is preparing to remove committee members who advise the government on vaccine approvals ...

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Pfizer shelves haemophilia gene therapy Beqvez amid low demand

Pfizer will end the global commercialisation of its haemophilia gene therapy Beqvez (fidanacogene elaparvovec) amid low ...

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Bluebird Bio Sold to Private Investment Firms Amid Financial Challenges

Bluebird Bio has commercialized three gene therapy products, including one of the first for sickle cell disease, but would soon run out of cash.

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High-cost sickle cell gene therapies push insurers and Medicaid programs to find new payment models

The high cost of sickle cell gene therapies is pushing private insurers and Medicaid programs to develop new payment models.

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