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Women's Health Deal Benchmarks

Benchmark deal terms for endometriosis, uterine fibroids, menopause, and fertility treatments. Women's health has seen increasing deal activity as novel mechanisms address historically underserved conditions. Benchmarks derived from 67 verified transactions.

67
Total Deals
$1.3B
Avg Upfront
6
Deal Types
100%
Terms Disclosed

Deal Structure Distribution

28
license
24
acquisition
11
collaboration
1
option
1
co development

Recent Deals with Disclosed Terms

PartiesTypeUpfrontTotal ValueDate
OrganonSun Pharmaceutical Industries
Organon (full company)
acquisition$11.8B$11.8BMay 2026
Sage TherapeuticsSupernus Pharmaceuticals
Zurzuvae (zuranolone) acquisition
acquisition$561M$795MJun 2025
Evopoint BiosciencesAstellas Pharma
XNW27011
license$130MMay 2025
Kissei PharmaceuticalTheramex
Linzagolix (YSELTY)
license$50M$200MDec 2024
OrganonSamsung Bioepis
endometriosis
license$200M$800MOct 2024
Dermavant/RoivantOrganon
Vtama (tapinarof) acquisition
acquisition$175M$1.2BSep 2024
Insilico MedicineMenarini/Stemline
MEN2312 (KAT6A inhibitor)
license$12M$500MJan 2024
Evofem BiosciencesAditxt
Phexxi
acquisition$25M$25MNov 2023
Dare BioscienceBayer
vulvodynia
license$20M$300MJul 2023
ObsEvaXOMA/Kissei
endometriosis
license$55M$350MJul 2023

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Get instant benchmarks for upfront payments, milestones, and royalties based on 67 verified women's health transactions.

Women's Health Deal Benchmarking FAQ

Why is women's health deal activity increasing?
Women's health has been historically underserved by pharma, but new mechanisms (GnRH antagonists, non-hormonal approaches) and increased venture funding have driven a deal-making resurgence. The approval of oral GnRH antagonists for endometriosis and fibroids validated the commercial opportunity, spurring follow-on partnerships.
What are typical deal terms for endometriosis licensing agreements?
Endometriosis deals typically feature upfronts of $20M-$100M for clinical-stage assets, with total deal values of $300M-$1B. Non-hormonal approaches command premium terms due to differentiation from established GnRH therapy. Royalties range 10-18% depending on the stage and competitive positioning.
How do fertility technology deals differ from traditional pharma licensing?
Fertility deals increasingly involve technology platforms (AI-driven embryo selection, in vitro maturation, genetic testing) rather than traditional drug licensing. These deals often feature lower upfronts but equity participation and revenue-sharing structures, reflecting the medtech-pharma hybrid nature of fertility innovation.