Big Pharma’s $300 billion “patent cliff” = massive opportunity?!

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Dear Investor,

In November 2026, the patent on Bristol-Myers Squibb’s blood thinner Eliquis expires. 

And just like that, nearly $14.3 billion a year in revenue will go up in smoke, as generics step in and gobble up 80% to 90% of the market.

Worse yet — at least for Big Pharma — the patent on Merck’s blockbuster cancer drug, Keytruda, expires in December 2028. The result: $32.6 billion a year in revenue will nearly disappear.

Then there’s Johnson & Johnson’s cancer drug, Darzalex. Its patent expires in May 2029, taking nearly $17.8 billion of annual revenue with it.

That’s just three examples of a devastating $300 billion “patent cliff” facing big pharmaceutical companies over the next few years as patent after patent expires. 

A cliff that will leave them with gaping revenue holes they need to fill quickly.

And it seems almost certain that they’ll move to replace some of that disappearing revenue by acquiring smaller companies with promising new drugs.

With that in mind, I’ve got my eye on an up and coming biotech that could be exactly what they’re looking for. 

It’s a NASDAQ company that’s developing breakthrough drugs for mental health issues.

And clinical trials show that its new drugs — based on patented novel compounds — work better than anything Big Pharma has ever come up with.

When you consider that 300 million people around the world suffer from depression and anxiety, it’s clear there’s a ready market for these breakthroughs. 

All this could be enough to make the company a potentially enticing takeover target for a multi-billion pharmaceutical company looking to replace some of the revenue lost to those expiring patents.

And that could be good news for the company and investors who own its undervalued shares.

Before I go on, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jon Najarian. I’m a former NFL football player who traded in his cleats more than four decades ago to launch what has turned out to be a more successful career in the financial markets.

With my brother Pete, I run the Rebel Investors Club, which provides potentially high-profit investment advice to Main Street investors.

And our analysis shows that this NASDAQ company could be our next big winner — whether a big pharmaceutical makes a play for the company or not.

But if does happen, we could see the company’s shares take off, as happened when…

Now, don’t get me wrong. Neither my brother nor I ever would ever recommend investing in a company based solely on its acquisition potential.

While it’s always a possibility, it’s never something to count on. Instead we recommend you look at it as potential icing on the cake.

In any case, with this biotech, we see all the makings of a company that could be going places and potentially handing early investors nice returns. 

And getting in now, while the company is still in its early stages, could bring you some rich rewards — even if the company is never acquired.

You can get the full story in an exclusive Research Report we recently completed. It’s called Big Pharma Failure Creates Massive Investment Opportunity, and it reveals seven reasons why this unique company could be a big winner for your portfolio.

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Jon and Pete Najarian, Editors
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