Backed by Indian biosim giant Biocon, bispecifics player Bicara debuts with $40M and solid tumors on the radar
Best known stateside for its biosimilars pact with Mylan, Indian generics player Biocon has long run a much smaller R&D unit for in-house oncology drugs. Now, with at least one of those candidates showing promise, Biocon is propping up a US-based biotech to get things off the ground.
Biocon will shell out $40 million and spin off bispecific antibody player Bicara — headquartered in Cambridge, MA — which is currently testing its lead compound alongside Merck’s Keytruda against solid tumors, the company said Monday.
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