- Akeso reported commercial momentum from its immuno-oncology products cadonilimab and ivonescimab after their first inclusion in China’s national reimbursement drug list, supporting broader patient access and potential volume-driven growth.
- Revenue rose 43.9% to CNY 3.1 billion, with growth attributed mainly to higher sales contributions from these reimbursed indications and newly approved first-line indications.
- The company cited a pipeline strategy centered on bispecific antibodies and expansion into additional modalities as a basis for sustaining differentiation across multiple therapeutic areas.
- Overseas development for ivonescimab advanced through partner Summit, which submitted its first US BLA for an NSCLC indication that was accepted by the FDA.
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