Hikma Pharmaceuticals no longer appears to be challenging the validity of Pfizer’s patent

Update from the Vyndamax (tafamidis) trial: Hikma Pharmaceuticals, the holdout defendant, no longer appears to be challenging the validity of Pfizer’s patent.

Two of three defendants have settled, and now the final defendant is relying on its product not infringing Pfizer’s patent.

Positive signs for $PFE $BBIO $ALNY, bearish for $HIK.

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