Qyuns Therapeutics Receives NMPA Trial Approvals for QX027N – Long‑Acting Bispecific Antibody Targeting Asthma and Atopic Dermatitis

Qyuns Therapeutics Receives NMPA Trial Approvals for QX027N – Long‑Acting Bispecific Antibody Targeting Asthma and Atopic Dermatitis

Qyuns Therapeutics Co., Ltd. (HKG: 2509) announced that China’s National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has granted two clinical‑trial approvals (Acceptance Nos.: CXSL2500757 & CXSL2500758) for its first‑in‑class, long‑acting bispecific antibody injection QX027N. The drug is slated for the treatment of asthma and atopic dermatitis.

Regulatory Highlights

ItemDetail
CompanyQyuns Therapeutics Co., Ltd. (HKG: 2509)
AgencyNational Medical Products Administration (NMPA)
Approval TypeClinical‑trial authorization (Phase I/II)
Acceptance Nos.CXSL2500757, CXSL2500758
Therapeutic IndicationsAsthma & Atopic Dermatitis (autoimmune‑allergy)
Date Granted14 Nov 2025

QX027N – Product Snapshot

  • Format: Long‑acting bispecific antibody (humanized IgG1‑based).
  • Mechanism: Simultaneous engagement of IL‑13 and IL‑4Rα to block key Th2‑driven pathways in airway and skin inflammation.
  • Pre‑clinical Data: Superior suppression of eosinophilic inflammation in rodent asthma models and durable skin barrier healing in atopic dermatitis models.
  • Development Pathway: Expected to progress to Phase IIA in late 2026, contingent upon safety and PK data.

Company Profile & Recent Funding

  • Founded: 2015; focus on biological therapies for autoimmune and allergic disorders.
  • Capital Raise: August 2025 – 5 million shares sold to TruMed Health Innovation Fund LP, raising HKD 100 million (≈ US$13 million).
  • Use of Proceeds: R&D for QX027N and expansion of the broader immunology pipeline, including a next‑generation IL‑31 blocker.
  • Strategy: Leverage the bispecific platform to gain advantages in efficacy and dosing convenience, aiming for a first‑in‑class market entrance.

Market Implications

  • Asthma & Atopic Dermatitis Landscape: 35 million asthmatics and 20 million atopic dermatitis patients globally; short‑acting biologics dominate, leaving a gap for long‑acting, dual‑target agents.
  • Competitive Edge: QX027N’s bispecific design may reduce frequent dosing and improve patient adherence compared with existing monoclonal antibodies.
  • Potential Revenue: If approved, QX027N could generate HK$5–8 billion (USD $650–$1 billion) in 2028‑2030, assuming a 1–2 % market share in Hong Kong and 0.5 % in China.

Forward‑Looking Statements
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