Core Insights - I-Mab has undergone a transformational year, establishing itself as a U.S.-based biotech company, divesting operations in China, and focusing on its lead program, givastomig, a novel therapy for gastric cancer [2][3] Financial Highlights - As of December 31, 2024, the company reported cash and cash equivalents of 173.4million,providingafinancialrunwayinto2027forongoingclinicalstudies[8][11]−Researchanddevelopmentexpensesfortheyearwere21.8 million, slightly up from 21.4millionin2023,primarilyduetoincreasedspendingongivastomig[13]−Administrativeexpensesincreasedto29.7 million from 28.2million,largelyduetohigherprofessionalservicesfeesrelatedtolegaldisputes[14]−Thenetlossfromcontinuingoperationswas(49.7) million for 2024, an improvement from (82.2)millionin2023,withanetlosspershareof(0.27) compared to (0.43)[18][21]PipelineandDevelopmentUpdates−GivastomigisabispecificantibodytargetingCLDN18.2−positivetumorcells,currentlyinPhase1btrialsforfirst−linemetastaticgastriccancer,showingpromisinganti−tumoractivity[4][5]−Enrollmentinthefirstdoseexpansioncohortforgivastomigwascompletedaheadofschedule,withcontinuedmomentuminthesecondcohort[5][8]−Upcomingmilestonesincludetoplinedoseescalationdataexpectedinthesecondhalfof2025andtoplineresultsfromtheongoingdoseexpansionstudyanticipatedinthefirsthalfof2026[10][8]StrategicChanges−Thecompanyhasredefineditsstrategyandstrengtheneditsleadershipteam,withSeanFuappointedasCEO[2][9]−ThedivestitureofGreaterChinaassetswascompleted,resultinginagainof34.4 million for the year [20] Shareholder Information - As of December 31, 2024, the company had 187,452,495 ordinary shares outstanding, equivalent to 81,501,085 ADSs [12]