Corbus Pharma reels in $25M to pay for its PhIIb cystic fibrosis study, shares sink
On Monday Corbus Pharmaceuticals touted a deal with the FDA to limit the primary goal of its Phase IIb trial for lenabasum as a new therapy for cystic fibrosis to a single target for the event rate of pulmonary exacerbations. Today, the Norwood, MA-based biotech $CRBP is telling us that they reeled in $25 million to pay for the study.
The cash, says Corbus, is coming from The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. A spokesperson for the company says the foundation is making an award of the money, but also gets warrants for its investment. The CF patient group also provided $5 million to help pay for the Phase II.
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