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List of Pfizer's Acquisitions

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Pfizer has made a total of 41 acquisitions. These transactions span 22 sectors, including Oncology, Diversified Pharmaceuticals, and Infectious Diseases, across five countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. Peak activity occurred in 2008 with 4 deals, 2007 with 4 deals, and 2022 with 3 deals. Over the 5-year period from 2020 to 2025, the firm averaged 1.6 acquisitions annually, with 0 completed in the current calendar year. The most recent acquisition, completed in September 2025, is Metsera, a New York City-based biopharmaceutical firm founded in 2022 that focuses on medicines for obesity and metabolic diseases.

Here's the year on year acquisition history of Pfizer:

Year on year acquisition history of Pfizer20252023202220212019Acquisitions Round Date (Yearly)01234
  • Number of Total Acquisitions
Year
# Acquisitions
2025
1
2023
1
2022
3
2021
3
2019
2
2016
3
2015
2
2014
2
2012
3
2011
2
2010
3
2008
4
2007
4
2006
2
2005
3
2004
1
2003
1
2002
1

Recent acquisitions by Pfizer

Pfizer's most recent acquisition - Metsera is a Biopharmaceutical company focusing on medicines for obesity and metabolic diseases, founded in 2022 and located in New York City. Pfizer acquired it in September 2025 for a price of $*****.

Here is the list of all acquisitions by Pfizer sorted by the latest acquisition date:

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Media has covered Pfizer for a total of 301 events in the last 1 year, 46 of them have been about acquisition activity.

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