“This acquisition further strengthens our late-stage oncology pipeline and reflects our continued focus on bringing transformational treatments to people living with cancer,” said David Loew, CEO, Ipsen. “We are excited by the potential of navtemadlin to define a new treatment paradigm for patients with myelofibrosis who have a suboptimal response to current standard of care, addressing a critical care gap and offering the potential for a new therapeutic option as early as 2028.”