CStone Pharmaceuticals FY2025; revenue drops 33.8% to RMB 270 million due to lower licensing fees

Reuters03-26 20:43
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/02616">CStone Pharmaceuticals</a> FY2025; revenue drops 33.8% to RMB 270 million due to lower licensing fees
  • CStone reported expanded international regulatory approvals for sugemalimab in the EU and the UK, adding an additional indication in III-stage NSCLC.
  • The company also signed commercialization agreements for sugemalimab covering 10 Latin American countries and 23 Western European countries plus the UK.
  • CStone said it has established partnerships that extend sugemalimab’s international reach to more than 60 countries.
  • In China, pralsetinib was added to the national reimbursement drug list effective January 1, 2026, which the company expects to support future demand.


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