WuXi XDC Enters Strategic Collaboration with Earendil Labs on WuXiTecan-2 Payload-Linker Technology Platform

Jimmy Li, PhD, CEO of WuXi XDC, stated, “We are very pleased to establish this strategic partnership with Earendil Labs. This collaboration not only fully demonstrates the value of our WuXiTecan-2 payload-linker technology platform but also marks another significant milestone for WuXi XDC in empowering cutting-edge innovation alongside our partners. Earendil Labs has generated bispecific antibodies with differentiated advantages using its unique AI platform. Combining these with our WuXiTecan-2 technology helps develop more effective and safer next-generation ADCs. We look forward to supporting Earendil Labs in accelerating the R&D and commercialization of their ADCs through our integrated, end-to-end CRDMO service platform, ultimately benefiting patients worldwide.”

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