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Gilead

Pays vs peer median
×1.50
+50% premium
Sample
12
high confidence
Last refreshed
2026-10-01

By therapeutic area

Therapeutic areaPremiumDeals
oncology×1.505
infectiousDisease×1.504

By stage at signing

PhasePremiumDeals
phase 1×1.504
preclinical×1.504
approved×1.503

Strategy profile

Based on 15 disclosed transactions, Gilead concentrates its licensing activity in Oncology, Immunology, and InfectiousDisease. Gilead pays a 1.50x premium over market median, with the strongest premiums in Oncology (1.50x). Their most common deal structure is Acquisition, with an average disclosed value of $2.2B. Most recent activity: 2026.

Premium by therapeutic area

How Gilead pays relative to peer medians in each TA

oncology
5 deals1.50x
infectiousDisease
4 deals1.50x
Above market (≥1.10x)At market (0.90 – 1.10x)Below market (<0.90x)

Pipeline coverage & gaps

Gilead has disclosed activity in 2 of 12 tracked therapeutic areas. Gaps may represent whitespace opportunities for licensors.

Oncology
1.50x
5 deals
Neurology
Gap
No disclosed deals
Immunology
Gap
No disclosed deals
Metabolic
Gap
No disclosed deals
Cardiovascular
Gap
No disclosed deals
Infectious Disease
1.50x
4 deals
Ophthalmology
Gap
No disclosed deals
Womens Health
Gap
No disclosed deals
Rare Disease
Gap
No disclosed deals
Hematology
Gap
No disclosed deals
Dermatology
Gap
No disclosed deals
Gastroenterology
Gap
No disclosed deals

Deal type breakdown

How this buyer structures its transactions

Deal typeCountAvg upfrontAvg total value
AcquisitionPrimary5$3.6B$4.4B
LicensePrimary5$122M$1.2B
Option3$61M$499M
Collaboration2$898M$1.9B

Recent disclosed deals

YearAssetLicensorIndicationPhaseUpfrontTotal
2026gamgertamig (OM336)Lakefront Biotherapeuticsautoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) and immune thrombocytopenia (ITP)phase_1$1.7B$2.2B
2026TUB-040Tubulisplatinum-resistant ovarian cancer, non-small cell lung cancerphase_2$3.1B$5.0B
2026Tubulis ADC platform/pipelineTubulis GmbHoncologyunknown—$5.0B
2026OM336 (gamgertamig)Ouro Medicinesautoimmune_diseasesphase_1$1.7B$2.2B
2026OM336 (gamgertamig, BCMAxCD3 TCE)Ouro Medicinesautoimmune diseasepreclinical$1.7B$2.2B
2026anito-celArcellxmultiple myelomaphase_3$7.8B$7.8B
2026GH31Genhouse BioMTAP-deleted solid tumorsphase_1$80M$1.5B
2025ABI-5366 + ABI-1179 (HSV)Assembly BiosciencesRecurrent genital herpes (HSV-2)phase_1$35M$365M
2025—Pregenehematologicalunknown$120M$1.6B
2025CDK2 molecular glue degraderKymera Therapeuticsbreast cancer and other solid tumorspreclinical$40M$750M
2025oral STAT6 inhibitor programLEO Pharmainflammatory diseasespreclinical$250M$1.7B
2024sle_lupusKyverna Therapeuticssle_lupusphase_1$200M$1.8B
2024HBV portfolioAssembly BiosciencesChronic hepatitis Bphase_2$100M$100M
2024efarindodekin alfaXilio Therapeuticsadvanced solid tumorsphase_1$44M$648M
2024XTX301Xilio Therapeuticssolid tumorsphase_1$44M$723M

How this is computed

For each Gilead deal we find the median total deal value of comparable transactions (same therapeutic area + phase, falling back to TA-only with ≥3 peers). The buyer’s deal divided by the peer median is the per-deal premium. We trim outliers, take the trimmed mean, and clamp to [0.7×, 1.5×] to reject data errors. Confidence scales with sample size.

Trimmed mean of 12 disclosed deal premiums vs. peer medians. Raw premium 3.161, clamped to [0.7, 1.5].