Chi-Med's surufatinib now meets pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors endpoint

20 January 2020
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Chinese company Hutchison China MediTech (AIM: HCM), a firm commonly-known as Chi-Med, has shown the potential of its wholly-owned asset surufatinib in another indication.

The Phase III pivotal study of surufatinib in advanced neuroendocrine tumors has been stopped early, the company has announced, as the pre-defined primary endpoint of progression free survival has already been met.

Following the early success of this study, Chi-Med now plans to arrange a pre-New Drug Application meeting with the China National Medical Products Administration to discuss the preparation of the NDA for surufatinib for this indication.

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