Investigational NDA Approval from CDE for SKB118

Dr. Michael Ge, CEO of Kelun-Biotech, stated: “We are pleased to see the approval of the IND application for SKB118 in China, which marks the simultaneous advancement of clinical development in China and globally. Since entering into the collaboration with Crescent, we have worked closely and leveraged complementary advantages with each other to efficiently drive the R&D of the collaborative product candidates. Based on our ADC+IO strategies, we will actively explore the potential of combining SKB118 with our proprietary ADC assets to unlock the synergistic value of our portfolio and expand more treatment possibilities for cancer patients.”

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