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Samsung Bio extends ADC partnership; Veeda rebrands as CDMO

Welcome to Endpoints News’ manufacturing briefs, where we bring you essential news on new builds, collaborations, recalls and more. Samsung Biologics has extended its collaboration with LigaChem...

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Is this the digital health M&A wave we’ve been expecting?

2025 is starting out strong with a couple of deals. The most notable is a tie-up between Glen Tullman’s Transcarent and Accolade, the health navigation company that was part of the wave of digital...

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After lackluster 2024, biopharma industry prays stalled M&A will finally move...

Biopharma leaders will descend on San Francisco next week hopeful that the industry’s biggest dealmaking event will finally yield some much sought-after M&A. The industry needs it after a slow...

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Cell therapy startup A2 Biotherapeutics nets $80M Series C

A2 Biotherapeutics has raised $80 million to run three experimental CAR-T programs for solid tumor cancers. The biotech is developing what it calls logic-gated cell therapies, which it believes will...

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Tenpoint reveals positive Phase 3 data for vision drug

Tenpoint Therapeutics’ presbyopia drug showed “significant improvements” in near vision and reading speed in a Phase 3 trial. The biotech said the results keep it on track for an FDA filing in the...

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Catalyst staves off Firdapse competition from Teva for a decade

Catalyst Pharmaceuticals' controversial $375,000 rare autoimmune disease drug now won't face generic competition from Teva until Feb. 25, 2035, thanks to a patent settlement announced by the two...

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Bayer says elinzanetant quelled hot flashes in women undergoing cancer treatment

As Bayer awaits an FDA decision on its non-hormonal treatment for hot flashes caused by menopause, the company is unveiling new results in a slightly different patient population: women whose hot...

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IGM Biosciences’ autoimmune pivot lasts three months after interim data...

About three months ago, IGM Biosciences announced plans to stay afloat by focusing its resources on a clinical-stage autoimmune asset. Now the company is shelving the drug, laying off most of its...

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Shoreline cuts staff as its partnership with Gilead's Kite is now in flux

Shoreline Biosciences, a gene editing and cell therapy biotech, has let go of staffers dedicated to a cell therapy project that's working with Gilead's Kite unit. Shoreline CEO Kleanthis Xanthopoulos...

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Intellia to cut workforce by 27%, targets 2027 commercial launch

Intellia Therapeutics is the latest CRISPR company resorting to layoffs as investors increasingly turn away from gene editing. The Cambridge, MA-based company announced Thursday that it would reduce...

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With $120M, GSK-allied Ouro Medicines throws its hat into burgeoning TCE ring

T cell engagers are having a moment, much like antibody-drug conjugates have for the past two years. The cell-depleting medicines, known simply as TCEs, are being adopted from the oncology field as a...

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Marea reports early Phase 2 data for cholesterol-lowering drug it licensed...

Marea Therapeutics on Friday posted some encouraging results with its lead program, a triglyceride-lowering medicine for cardiovascular disease, that could give an indication of whether the investors...

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Repare pauses late-stage plans, reshuffles pipeline in effort to cut costs

Repare Therapeutics is slamming the brakes on its gynecologic cancer assets and prioritizing earlier-stage candidates as part of a series of changes designed to stretch its cash reserves. The biotech is

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Lilly ventures into pulmonary fibrosis with startup Mediar

Boston-area startup Mediar Therapeutics is teaming up with Eli Lilly on a new drug for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Lilly — one of the five large pharmas backing Mediar – will pay $99 million in...

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John Maraganore turns to ex-Alnylam colleague to lead his latest RNAi bet;...

→ City Therapeutics broke cover in October with a $135 million Series A and the opportunity for executive chairman John Maraganore to run it back with RNAi-based therapies. This week, the company ...

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Another biotech scoops up asset from China-based Keymed and nabs $180M

Two biotechs emerged on Friday with assets from Keymed Biosciences, extending a proliferating trend of Western investors propping up new companies to further develop assets discovered or initially...

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CDER Director Patrizia Cavazzoni to step down

Patrizia Cavazzoni, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, will step down, the agency confirmed Friday. An email was sent to employees announcing the departure. "Leaving CDER...

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Four biotechs emerge with $800M and in-licensed assets on Friday

Four new biotechs launched Friday with megarounds and in-licensed treatment candidates, giving the industry an $800 million boost ahead of the year's biggest dealmaking event in San Francisco. Three of...

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City Therapeutics, Bausch + Lomb partner on preclinical RNAi eye drug

With its new CEO installed this week, City Therapeutics is aiming to capitalize on the momentum in signing a new deal. The startup is partnering with Bausch + Lomb on an experimental ...

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Stemson Therapeutics shutters; Insilico teams up again with Menarini

Plus, news about Crinetics, Compass Pathways, Amylyx Pharmaceuticals, Mersana Therapeutics, Guggenheim Partners, Sciwind Biosciences, 4D Molecular Therapeutics, Barinthus Bio, Y-mAbs Therapeutics and...

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