Gilead to acquire cell therapy manufacturer for $7.8B

Paige Twenter / beckershospitalreview - In a deal worth $7.8 billion, Gilead Sciences has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Arcellx, a biotech company developing a cell therapy for multiple myeloma. Gilead announced the acquisition agreement a few months after Arcellx published positive…

AI Summary: Gilead Sciences agreed to acquire Arcellx for $7.8 billion to secure manufacturing and commercialization of a leading multiple myeloma CAR‑T candidate. The deal folds Arcellx’s anito‑cel program into Gilead’s oncology portfolio, accelerating regulatory filings and scale‑up plans — because buying your way into cutting‑edge cell therapy apparently never goes out of style.

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