Telix Pharmaceuticals to buy privately held ITM Isotope Technologies Munich
Telix Managing Director and Group CEO, Dr. Christian Behrenbruch, said, “This merger positions Telix at the forefront of the consolidation that is occurring as the industry matures. ITM is the leader in radioisotope production, with deep scientific expertise and a track record of value-adding innovation. We have enjoyed a close working relationship with ITM for many years and there is strong management alignment for the rationale behind this transaction. By combining our complementary strengths, we will create a company with commercial scale, world-leading supply and the most exciting theranostic drug portfolio in the sector. Importantly, this combination further expands our late-stage therapeutic pipeline with two completed Phase 3 trials and deepens radioisotope security, while bringing together the mission critical capabilities needed to deliver radiopharmaceutical treatments to patients around the world.”
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