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Innovent TABOSUN Becomes China's First Approved Domestic Anti CTLA 4 Antibody

Innovent TABOSUN Becomes China's First Approved Domestic Anti CTLA 4 Antibody

Innovent Biologics has received approval from China’s National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) for TABOSUN (Ipilimumab N01 Injection), marking the country’s first domestically developed anti-CTLA-4 monoclonal antibody and a significant milestone in China’s immuno-oncology landscape.

| 26/12/2025 | By 434

Aurobindo Pharma to Increase Stake in China JV for USD 5.12 Million

Aurobindo Pharma to Increase Stake in China JV for USD 5.12 Million

Aurobindo Pharma has announced plans to increase its shareholding in its China-based joint venture, Luoxin Aurovitas Pharma (Chengdu), by 20 percent through a cash investment of USD 5.12 million.

| 26/12/2025 | By 286

Shionogi to Acquire Global Rights to RADICAVA ORS and IV RADICAVA

Shionogi to Acquire Global Rights to RADICAVA ORS and IV RADICAVA

Shionogi plans to acquire the global rights and assets of Tanabe Pharma's RADICAVA ORS (edaravone) and IV RADICAVA, strengthening its rare disease portfolio, establishing a dedicated commercial platform in the U.S., and adding an estimated USD 700 million in annual global sales, with the transaction expected to be immediately accretive in FY26.

| 26/12/2025 | By 194

Sanofi to Acquire Dynavax, Expanding Vaccine Portfolio

Sanofi to Acquire Dynavax, Expanding Vaccine Portfolio

Sanofi has agreed to acquire Dynavax, strengthening its adult immunisation portfolio with an approved hepatitis B vaccine and a shingles vaccine candidate in phase I/II development. The deal combines Dynavax’s vaccine assets with Sanofi’s global development and commercial capabilities.

| 24/12/2025 | By 166

US FDA Approves Agios' AQVESME for Thalassemia-Related Anaemia

US FDA Approves Agios' AQVESME for Thalassemia-Related Anaemia

The US FDA has approved Agios’ AQVESME for the treatment of anaemia in adults with thalassemia, making it the only approved therapy for both transfusion-dependent and non-transfusion-dependent patients. The drug will be marketed in the US under the AQVESME brand for thalassemia, with availability expected in late January 2026.

| 24/12/2025 | By 227

WHO Report Highlights Major Equity Gaps in Human Genomics Research

WHO Report Highlights Major Equity Gaps in Human Genomics Research

A new WHO analysis highlights major equity gaps in human genomics research, despite rapid growth in the field, with over 6,500 clinical studies registered globally, largely focused on cancer and rare diseases.

| 24/12/2025 | By 139

Vaccinex Secures USD 60 Million Financing for Phase IIb Alzheimer's Trial

Vaccinex Secures USD 60 Million Financing for Phase IIb Alzheimer's Trial

Vaccinex Inc has entered into a USD 60 million revenue-sharing agreement with Pepinemab Development Venture (PDV), LP to finance an expanded Phase IIb clinical trial of its anti-SEMA4D antibody, pepinemab, for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.

| 24/12/2025 | By 148

GC Biopharma Wins IND Approval in Korea for Phase I COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Trial

GC Biopharma Wins IND Approval in Korea for Phase I COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Trial

GC Biopharma has received IND approval in Korea to initiate a Phase I clinical trial of its COVID-19 mRNA vaccine, marking a key step in advancing its mRNA platform, with plans to submit a Phase II IND in the second half of 2026.

| 24/12/2025 | By 252

Nona Biosciences Expands Discovery-to-Clinical Capabilities

Nona Biosciences Expands Discovery-to-Clinical Capabilities

Nona Biosciences has strengthened its integrated discovery-to-clinical framework by expanding proprietary platform technologies and enhancing preclinical and early clinical development capabilities, including CMC development, toxicology and clinical operations.

| 24/12/2025 | By 152

Zydus Partners with Bioeq for US Commercialisation of Lucentis Biosimilar

Zydus Partners with Bioeq for US Commercialisation of Lucentis Biosimilar

Zydus has entered into a partnership with Bioeq to commercialise NUFYMCO, an interchangeable biosimilar to Lucentis, in the US market. Under the agreement, Bioeq will handle development, manufacturing, regulatory approval and product supply, while Zydus will oversee US commercialisation.

| 24/12/2025 | By 189

 
 

 

 

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