Robert Bazemore inks one last deal for Epizyme — adding China to Tazverik's global blueprint — before heading out from CEO office
Among the early pioneers of China biotech, Hutchmed (then Chi-Med) stood out for a reason: It largely stayed out of in-licensing drugs from Western drugmakers, choosing instead to hunker down on developing its own compounds — notching big partners in AstraZeneca and Eli Lilly for savolitinib and fruquintinib, both on the market now, along the way.
As its peers begin heralding in-house discovery to complement the externally-sourced parts of the pipeline, though, Hutchmed is once again going in the opposite direction.
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