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TROP2-ADC SKB264 (sac-TMT) Second NDA Accepted by NPMA for locally advanced or metastatic EGFR-mutant NSCLC

Dr. Junyou Ge, CEO of Kelun-Biotech, said, “It is a great honor to have the second NDA of SKB264 accepted. Kelun-Biotech has always adhered to an innovation-driven development strategy, actively exploring cutting-edge technologies and new approaches to the treatment of major diseases. In response to unmet medical needs, we are committed to the original innovation of new drugs with differentiated advantages and international potential. By enhancing our end-to-end innovative drug development capabilities, we continuously improve the efficiency and success rate of drug research and development, and make every effort to move forward our clinical research progress. We are dedicated to continuously exploring and rapidly validating the clinical value of core projects. The company will always be guided by a caring heart, striving for excellence, and contributing to the great global oncology health cause.”

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