BioInvent Stumbles In Busy Multiple Myeloma Space

The US FDA has halted the biotech company’s Phase II trial in multiple myeloma, a space that has seen a number of new drugs recently enter the market.

BioInvent International AB has been slapped with a full clinical hold by the US FDA for its Phase II study with the antibody BI-505 in patients with multiple myeloma, which is being conducted at Penn Medicine in the US.

The company’s share price dropped by 22% on the news (Nov. 8). With the multiple myeloma space seeing a flurry...

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