Harbour BioMed jumps into the crowded PD-1/L1 race, looking to take a Chinese asset global as checkpoint pipeline bulges
Can two Chinese biotechs vault a homegrown PD-L1 agent to frontrunner status in the crowded global checkpoint race?
Harbour BioMed thinks the answer is yes, and it’s willing to spend a total of $350 million to make that a reality.
Paying an unspecified upfront to Chengdu-based Kelun Biotech — with whom it already has an early-stage collaboration — Harbour grabs exclusive rights to develop, manufacturing and commercialize A167 outside of greater China. Harbour is headquartered in Shanghai with a Boston outpost.
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