Transthera FY25 net loss widens 8% to RMB 296 million

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Transthera FY25 net loss widens 8% to RMB 296 million
  • Transthera Sciences posted a net loss of RMB 296 million for fiscal 2025, with loss per share of RMB 0.76.
  • Revenue was unchanged at no revenue, while loss before tax widened to RMB 296 million.
  • Other income and gains fell 48.6% to RMB 9.2 million, due to lower interest income and reduced government grants.
  • Tinengotinib’s new drug application for cholangiocarcinoma was accepted by China’s NMPA on Dec. 19, 2025, with a confirmatory Phase III trial ongoing in China and a registrational multi-regional Phase III trial underway overseas.
  • Management expects Tinengotinib to secure NDA approval in China in 2026, while continuing Phase II combination trials in prostate cancer, breast cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma.


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