Ichnos’ Early-Stage Myeloma Asset Designed To Avoid ‘Pitfalls’ Of Magrolimab
Glenmark's MD Outlines FY27 Vision
Executive Summary
Glenmark’s innovation subsidiary, Ichnos, highlights encouraging early data for lead bispecific antibody assets and hopes to accelerate these via licensing and partnership deals.The US-based arm also points to the tough biopharma financing market where investors are no longer satisfied with just the “preclinical story”.
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