MaaT Pharma touts ‘unprecedented’ Phase 3 efficacy of graft-versus-host...
French biotech MaaT Pharma says its acute graft-versus-host disease treatment exceeded expectations in a single-arm Phase 3 study in Europe. The company now intends to submit MaaT013 for regulatory...
View ArticleAiolos team reunites with $411M for new biotech with obesity drugs from China
There's a shopping bonanza for new obesity medicines going on among a marquee cohort of biopharma investors who are in-licensing treatment candidates from Chinese and European drug developers. Joining...
View ArticleH1 buys General Catalyst-backed Ribbon Health
H1 has bought Ribbon Health in one of the first health tech deals announced this year, the companies revealed Wednesday. The deal allows H1, an analytics company that connects doctors to organizations...
View ArticleCoave raises €32M Series A despite being two years away from the clinic
More than many other corporate VCs, Novo Holdings has the cash to take risks. Its most recent is co-leading the €32 million ($33 million) Series A financing of Coave Therapeutics, a gene therapy...
View ArticleLonza’s Synaffix adds Boehringer and Mitsubishi Tanabe as ADC licensing partners
Lonza’s Synaffix has secured two separate licensing deals with Boehringer Ingelheim and Japanese drugmaker Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma for its antibody-drug conjugate tech. The two “long-term” deals were...
View ArticleLeyden Labs gets $70M to test if nasal sprays can help protect against viruses
A Dutch biotech creating nasal sprays to protect against the flu and coronavirus has raised an additional $70 million and acquired a nimble Singapore startup to help with its mission. Leiden-based...
View ArticleVersant unveils Light Horse with $62M and a partnership with Novartis
Versant Ventures' latest biotech emerged on Thursday morning with a $62 million Series A from Bristol Myers Squibb, AbbVie and others, plus a partnership with Novartis that could be worth as much as $1...
View ArticleNumab extends its Series C; AnaCardio raises $19M for its heart failure drug
Plus, news about RheumaGen and RyboDyn: Numab Therapeutics brings in $55M: The Swiss biotech extended its Series C, originally disclosed in ...
View ArticleSamsung Bio extends ADC partnership; Veeda rebrands as CDMO
Welcome to Endpoints News’ manufacturing briefs, where we bring you essential news on new builds, collaborations, recalls and more. Samsung Biologics has extended its collaboration with LigaChem...
View ArticleIs this the digital health M&A wave we’ve been expecting?
2025 is starting out strong with a couple of deals. The most notable is a tie-up between Glen Tullman’s Transcarent and Accolade, the health navigation company that was part of the wave of digital...
View ArticleAfter lackluster 2024, biopharma industry prays stalled M&A will finally move...
Biopharma leaders will descend on San Francisco next week hopeful that the industry’s biggest dealmaking event will finally yield some much sought-after M&A. The industry needs it after a slow...
View ArticleCell therapy startup A2 Biotherapeutics nets $80M Series C
A2 Biotherapeutics has raised $80 million to run three experimental CAR-T programs for solid tumor cancers. The biotech is developing what it calls logic-gated cell therapies, which it believes will...
View ArticleTenpoint reveals positive Phase 3 data for vision drug
Tenpoint Therapeutics’ presbyopia drug showed “significant improvements” in near vision and reading speed in a Phase 3 trial. The biotech said the results keep it on track for an FDA filing in the...
View ArticleCatalyst staves off Firdapse competition from Teva for a decade
Catalyst Pharmaceuticals' controversial $375,000 rare autoimmune disease drug now won't face generic competition from Teva until Feb. 25, 2035, thanks to a patent settlement announced by the two...
View ArticleBayer says elinzanetant quelled hot flashes in women undergoing cancer treatment
As Bayer awaits an FDA decision on its non-hormonal treatment for hot flashes caused by menopause, the company is unveiling new results in a slightly different patient population: women whose hot...
View ArticleIGM Biosciences’ autoimmune pivot lasts three months after interim data...
About three months ago, IGM Biosciences announced plans to stay afloat by focusing its resources on a clinical-stage autoimmune asset. Now the company is shelving the drug, laying off most of its...
View ArticleShoreline cuts staff as its partnership with Gilead's Kite is now in flux
Shoreline Biosciences, a gene editing and cell therapy biotech, has let go of staffers dedicated to a cell therapy project that's working with Gilead's Kite unit. Shoreline CEO Kleanthis Xanthopoulos...
View ArticleIntellia to cut workforce by 27%, targets 2027 commercial launch
Intellia Therapeutics is the latest CRISPR company resorting to layoffs as investors increasingly turn away from gene editing. The Cambridge, MA-based company announced Thursday that it would reduce...
View ArticleWith $120M, GSK-allied Ouro Medicines throws its hat into burgeoning TCE ring
T cell engagers are having a moment, much like antibody-drug conjugates have for the past two years. The cell-depleting medicines, known simply as TCEs, are being adopted from the oncology field as a...
View ArticleMarea reports early Phase 2 data for cholesterol-lowering drug it licensed...
Marea Therapeutics on Friday posted some encouraging results with its lead program, a triglyceride-lowering medicine for cardiovascular disease, that could give an indication of whether the investors...
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