Shanghai Bao shares rise; KJ103 Phase III kidney transplant desensitization trial follow-up completed, NDA filing planned with China’s NMPA

Reuters03-25
Shanghai Bao shares rise; KJ103 Phase III kidney transplant desensitization trial follow-up completed, NDA filing planned with China’s NMPA
  • Shanghai Bao said follow-up for all enrolled patients in its Phase 3 trial of KJ103 for kidney-transplant desensitization in highly sensitized patients in China has been completed.
  • The company plans to submit a new drug application to China’s National Medical Products Administration, which could position KJ103 for potential commercialization in the transplant-support market.
  • KJ103 has received breakthrough therapy designation in China for this indication, a regulatory status that can support a faster path to review.


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