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Hematology Deal Benchmarks

Benchmark deal terms across leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, sickle cell disease, and hemophilia. Hematology deals are driven by CAR-T cell therapy licensing, gene therapy for hemoglobinopathies, and next-gen bispecifics. Benchmarks derived from 54 verified transactions.

54
Total Deals
$649M
Avg Upfront
4
Deal Types
100%
Terms Disclosed

Deal Structure Distribution

16
license
24
acquisition
11
collaboration
3
option
0
co development

Recent Deals with Disclosed Terms

PartiesTypeUpfrontTotal ValueDate
Silence TherapeuticsHansoh Pharmaceutical
mRNAi GOLD platform (siRNA therapies, 3 targets)
option$16MJun 2026
Vega Therapeutics (Star Therapeutics)Incyte
Late-stage von Willebrand disease drug
acquisition$1.3B$2.0BJun 2026
Agios PharmaceuticalsVulcan
Experimental blood-disorder drug
license$10M$165MJun 2026
Vega TherapeuticsIncyte
factor VIII-independent bleeding disorder program
acquisition$730M$2.0BMay 2026
Protagonist TherapeuticsTakeda
rusfertide
license$475MApr 2026
Keros TherapeuticsTakeda
anemia
license$200M$200MDec 2024
Curon BiopharmaceuticalMerck
hematologic_malignancies
acquisition$700M$1.3BOct 2024
Disc MedicineNovo Nordisk
thalassemia
license$100M$1.2BSep 2024
MorphoSysNovartis
myelofibrosis
acquisition$2.9B$2.9BJan 2024
Prime MedicineBristol Myers Squibb
Prime gene editing CAR-T
collaboration$110M$3.6BJan 2024

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Get instant benchmarks for upfront payments, milestones, and royalties based on 54 verified hematology transactions.

Hematology Deal Benchmarking FAQ

How are CAR-T cell therapy deals structured in 2026?
CAR-T deals have evolved beyond the initial licensing wave to feature more sophisticated structures. Allogeneic (off-the-shelf) CAR-T deals command premium upfronts ($100M-$400M+) given the manufacturing scalability advantage. Autologous CAR-T deals are increasingly structured as co-development or profit-sharing arrangements, with royalties of 15-25% for licensed products.
What deal terms are typical for sickle cell gene therapy?
Sickle cell gene therapy deals are among the highest-valued in hematology, reflecting the curative potential and large addressable population. Following the approval of gene therapies for SCD, next-gen approaches (in vivo gene editing, non-viral delivery) are seeing upfronts of $100M-$300M+ with total deal values exceeding $2B.
How do bispecific antibody hematology deals compare to solid tumor deals?
Hematology bispecific deals typically feature higher upfronts than solid tumor bispecifics due to the validated mechanism (following blinatumomab and teclistamab approvals). CD20xCD3, BCMAxCD3, and novel target combinations see upfronts of $75M-$250M, with royalties of 12-20%. The competitive landscape is more defined, allowing more confident valuation benchmarking.