前沿生物2025年前三季度业绩与研发双优，小核酸药物成果将亮相国际顶级会议

Core Insights - Frontline Bio (688221.SH) reported steady growth in performance for the first three quarters of 2025, achieving revenue of 103.37 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12.80% [1] - In Q3 2025, revenue reached 44.73 million yuan, showing a significant quarter-on-quarter growth of 47.58%, driven primarily by the sales of the innovative anti-HIV drug Aikening® and the agency product Viread® [1] - The company has increased its R&D investment, with R&D expenses amounting to 83.87 million yuan in the first three quarters, focusing on the small nucleic acid drug field and advancing long-acting anti-HIV drugs and high-end generics [1] Small Nucleic Acid Drug Development - The company is developing two small nucleic acid drugs, FB7013 and FB7011, targeting complement diseases, both of which have First-in-Class potential [2] - FB7013 targets the MASP-2 pathway and has shown promising preclinical results, with a single subcutaneous injection maintaining target protein reduction for 16 weeks in healthy monkeys, and is expected to submit an IND application by the end of 2025 [2] - FB7011, a dual-target drug, has demonstrated over 95% inhibition efficiency for both target proteins in preclinical studies, with significant improvements in key indicators in IgA nephropathy models, and is also expected to have a favorable safety profile [3] Upcoming Events and Future Directions - The company will present the latest preclinical efficacy data for FB7011 and FB7013 at the 2025 ASN Kidney Week in Houston, a leading global nephrology conference [3] - Additional small nucleic acid drug developments include FB7023 for dyslipidemia, which has completed pharmacological studies in transgenic mice, and early-stage products targeting hyperuricemia, tumors, and type 2 diabetes, all of which are in preclinical stages [4] - The company aims to leverage its research capabilities showcased at international conferences to enhance product competitiveness and continue breakthroughs in treatment options for complement and metabolic diseases [4]