Pipeline as recorded in the Atlas on Aug 25, 2026. Companies revise pipelines frequently — verify against the company's own materials and regulatory filings.
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Lilly is one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. It entered gene editing by buying Verve Therapeutics in 2025 for around a billion dollars, acquiring a programme designed to lower cholesterol permanently with a single treatment — a signal that large pharmaceutical companies now see in vivo editing as a serious commercial proposition rather than a science project.
Eli Lilly and Company acquired Verve Therapeutics in 2025 for approximately $1 billion plus contingent value rights, adding in vivo base editing for cardiovascular disease to a portfolio spanning metabolic, oncology and neuroscience medicines. The transaction is among the clearest indications of large-pharma conviction in the modality.
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Written by The CRISPR Atlas editorial teamLast updated Aug 25, 2026
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