About 1 in 70,000 males have a rare genetic disorder. ANI offered $560 million for the company behind its approved treatment.

ANI Pharmaceuticals has made a public offer to acquire Egetis Therapeutics for approximately SEK 5.6 billion ($560 million). The acquisition aims to expand ANI's rare disease business by adding EMCITATE, an approved treatment for MCT8 deficiency, which ANI estimates could achieve peak sales of over $300 million with patent protection extending into mid-2045. Egetis's board unanimously recommends the offer, and shareholders representing about 42% of outstanding shares have committed to accept, with the deal contingent on 90% shareholder acceptance and regulatory approvals.