On October 14, Halozyme Therapeutics rose 5.23% in Regular Trading, trading at $115.225 per share, with turnover of $28.5878 million.
The move was supported by renewed attention to a court ruling that granted Halozyme an injunction barring manufacture, marketing, or import of Merck's Keytruda SC in multiple European markets after finding infringement of one of Halozyme's MDASE patents.
The ruling covers Belgium, Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands, and also rejected arguments that the patent was invalid. The decision does not affect the intravenous version of Keytruda, which remains available to patients. The development strengthens Halozyme Therapeutics' legal position around its drug-delivery intellectual property and reinforces expectations for the durability of its licensing and royalty model.
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