PegBio Wins China Approval for PB-119 Vepinetide Injection###

Reuters03-23
PegBio Wins China Approval for PB-119 Vepinetide Injection###
  • Pegbio said its PB-119 product received marketing approval from China’s National Medical Products Administration in November 2025, enabling a shift from development to commercialization planning.
  • The company expects PB-119 to begin commercial sales in 1H 2026, positioning it to become Pegbio’s first revenue-generating product.
  • Pegbio is pursuing a partnership-based commercialization approach in mainland China after a prior marketing collaboration for PB-119 was terminated in June 2025.
  • The company reported no revenue from PB-119 as of the announcement date and ended 2025 with CNY 467.5 million in cash and cash equivalents to support launch execution.


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