China Medical System signs exclusive deals for tetanus and rabies antibodies

SGX Filings2025-09-22

China Medical System Holdings Limited said on Sep, 22 2025 that its subsidiaries have entered into two exclusive collaboration agreements with Chongqing Genrix Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd. for Vecantoxatug Injection and Silevimig Injection.

Under the agreements, the group gains exclusive commercialization rights for both products in mainland China and exclusive licensing rights across the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East and North Africa. Each agreement will run for 10 years following Chinese marketing approval of the respective product and will automatically renew for additional 10-year periods.

Vecantoxatug is a recombinant humanized monoclonal antibody for passive immunization against tetanus. It obtained Breakthrough Therapy designation from China’s Center for Drug Evaluation in May 2024, its Phase III trial met the primary efficacy endpoint, and its new drug application was accepted on May, 22 2025.

Silevimig is a recombinant fully human bispecific antibody for passive immunization after suspected rabies exposure. A Phase III study showed non-inferior efficacy to human rabies immunoglobulin; its adult new drug application was accepted on Jan, 14 2025. A Phase III paediatric trial is underway following regulatory clearance in Jul, 2025.

China Medical System said the partnerships will broaden its portfolio in urgent prophylaxis for tetanus and rabies across key markets.

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