3SBIO Shares Surge Over 5% as SSS68 Injection Receives IND Approval for Three Indications in China

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3SBIO (01530) saw its shares rise more than 5%. At the time of writing, the stock was up 5.13%, trading at HK$23.36 with a turnover of HK$302 million.

According to the latest announcement on the website of China's Center for Drug Evaluation (CDE), the clinical trial application for the Class 1 new drug SSS68 injection (a long-acting anti-APRIL/BAFF bispecific antibody) submitted by Shenyang 3SBIO has received implied approval. The intended indications include the treatment of primary membranous nephropathy (pMN), lupus nephritis (LN), and immunoglobulin A nephropathy (IgAN).

Notably, SSS68 injection is the first APRIL×BAFF bispecific antibody globally to enter the clinical stage.

It is also worth noting that on April 28, the new drug clinical trial application for SSGJ-706 injection, a Class 1 therapeutic biological product independently developed by 3SBIO, was officially accepted. SSGJ-706 is a next-generation tumor immunotherapy drug entirely independently developed by 3SBIO, classified as a Class 1 new therapeutic biological product. It is one of the few PD-1/IL-15 bifunctional fusion proteins in China to reach the IND application stage, with core innovation addressing long-standing clinical challenges in immune cytokine therapies.

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