今日,国产创新药“双星”出海

Core Insights - Chinese innovative pharmaceutical companies are making significant strides in global expansion, as evidenced by the simultaneous announcements from Qianxin Biopharma and Xiansheng Pharmaceutical regarding their licensing agreements with international partners, totaling up to $1.76 billion [1][3]. Group 1: Licensing Agreements - Qianxin Biopharma has licensed its self-developed drug QX027N, a long-acting dual-specific antibody targeting TSLP and IL-13, to Windward Bio Group AG's subsidiary LE2025 Therapeutics AG, with a total potential consideration of up to $700 million, including upfront payments, equity, development, and commercial milestone payments, plus tiered royalties [1][9]. - Xiansheng Pharmaceutical's subsidiary Jiangsu Xiansheng Zaiming Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. has reached an agreement with Ipsen Pharma SAS to license the global rights (excluding Greater China) for the antibody-drug conjugate SIM0613 targeting LRRC15, with a total transaction value of up to $1.06 billion, including a $45 million upfront payment and subsequent milestone payments [1][9]. Group 2: Drug Profiles - QX027N is designed to target two immune pathways, TSLP and IL-13, which are critical in allergic and inflammatory diseases, potentially offering superior efficacy in treating asthma and atopic dermatitis. The long-acting design aims to reduce dosing frequency and improve patient compliance, which is a key consideration for Windward Bio [3][11]. - SIM0613 is a novel ADC targeting LRRC15, which is highly expressed in various solid tumors and tumor-associated fibroblasts but minimally expressed in normal cells. The ADC technology combines antibody targeting with the cytotoxicity of chemotherapy agents, representing a significant direction in cancer treatment [2][5][13]. Group 3: Industry Implications - The announcements reflect a maturation of the Chinese pharmaceutical industry, showcasing its ability to participate in global competition with high-quality and diversified innovative drugs. The successful licensing of these drugs marks a pivotal moment for the industry as more Chinese-developed innovative drugs enter the global market, reshaping the global pharmaceutical landscape [7][14].