Cuts and shake-up as GRObio reviews strategy

21 March 2025

US biotech GRO Biosciences is weighing the way forward for its lead gout program following a quiet restructuring that saw a reduction in research staff and key leadership changes.

The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based firm confirmed it had recently reorganized operations, leading to staff cuts focused on its research team. In a statement emailed to The Pharma Letter, the firm said it is now: “exploring strategic alternatives to advance its lead asset, ProGly-Uricase, a potential best-in-class treatment for refractory gout into the clinic.”

GROBio added it is assessing: “multiple options for the development and advancement of its platform and intellectual property,” but declined to comment further.

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