In the wake of patient death, Sutro says its Chinese partner is rethinking their deal and withholding $40M
A little over two months after brandishing a China deal — its first major pact since teaming up with Merck in 2018 — featuring $40 million in upfront, Sutro Biopharma warned investors the money may not come through any time soon.
The disclosure came shortly after Sutro released a new batch of data from a Phase I study, where a patient died following a case of neutropenia — dangerously low levels of a certain white blood cell — deemed related to its drug.
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