Bristol Myers Squibb's Antibody Drug Achieves Success in China Trial

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Bristol Myers Squibb and partner SystImmune’s antibody-drug conjugate, izalontamab brengitecan, successfully met dual primary endpoints in a Phase 3 trial for triple-negative breast cancer in China, marking a significant treatment breakthrough. This is the third late-stage success for the drug and the first bispecific ADC to achieve such results in this cancer type. The company solidified its confidence in the drug’s global market potential by signing an $8.4 billion licensing deal in 2023 to develop it outside of China.

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