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Eli Lilly (LLY) Pops on Fresh Deal Spree: MeiraGTx Gene Therapy Tie‑Up, New AI Collaboration, and Leerink Upgrade — Nov. 10, 2025

Eli Lilly (LLY) Pops on Fresh Deal Spree: MeiraGTx Gene Therapy Tie‑Up, New AI Collaboration, and Leerink Upgrade — Nov. 10, 2025

Eli Lilly and Company opened the week with a burst of dealmaking and Wall Street momentum. The pharma giant announced a rights deal for a pediatric blindness gene therapy from MeiraGTx, unveiled a new AI‑driven discovery partnership, and captured an analyst upgrade with a higher price target—moves that had LLY trading sharply higher intraday. Reuters+2 The MeiraGTx alliance hands Lilly a potential first‑in‑class therapy for LCA4 that, in a small study, has shown the ability to restore visual function in children born legally blind. Beyond the single asset, Lilly secures platform access—vector and riboswitch technologies—that could seed a broader ophthalmology pipeline. Strategically, this builds on Lilly’s Adverum acquisition in October for an intravitreal wet AMD gene therapy candidate, signaling a deliberate expansion into vision care alongside its metabolic crown jewels. BioPharma Dive+2Reuters+2

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  • Jefferies Starts MCX at Buy, Sees Shares Climbing 27% From Here
    July 1, 2026, 2:28 AM EDT. Jefferies kicked off coverage on Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) with a Buy rating and set a price target at Rs 3,600-27% above the current Rs 2,841. MCX, though just a fifth the size of NSE by individual equity derivative traders, almost monopolizes non-agri commodity contracts. Jefferies projects a 20% CAGR in revenue to Rs 400 billion by FY29 and expects 22% annual EPS growth, with margins hitting 73%. The firm points to more retail activity and new mini contracts ahead for India's commodity derivatives market, where MCX already dominates. Shares trade at 46x FY27 P/E, below both U.S. and Asian comparables, so Jefferies sees the stock as undervalued for its growth.
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