Lilly bets on Seamless, delving further into genetic medicine for hearing loss
Eli Lilly licensed Seamless Therapeutics' programmable recombinases to develop gene therapies for hearing loss, with potential payments exceeding $1.12 billion.
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The Dresden-based company Seamless Therapeutics is expanding the business for the US Group beyond the weight loss syringe. The cooperation is exceptional for an early-stage biotech start-up.
Eli Lilly stock drops today: LLY slides after $1.12 billion gene-editing deal and Medicare pricing signal
New York, Jan 28, 2026, 12:03 ET — Regular session Eli Lilly and Company shares dipped roughly 2.4% to $1,015.05 on Wednesday, following a close of $1,039.51 the day before. Intraday, the stock fluctuated between $1,012.09 and $1,038.96. Traders are processing Lilly’s latest move into genetic medicines. The company inked a deal with Seamless Therapeutics valued at up to $1.12 billion to develop and commercialize gene-editing treatments for heari…
Lilly, Seamless Ink Up-to-$1.12B Hearing Loss Collaboration
Eli Lilly plans to expand its hearing loss therapy pipeline by collaborating with Seamless Therapeutics to apply the company’s next-generation gene-editing approach, based on programmable recombinases, to develop and commercialize hearing loss treatments—a deal that could generate more than $1.12 billion for the German startup. Under a strategic global research collaboration and licensing agreement with Lilly, Seamless has agreed to design and p…
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