European regulators have accepted Kiadis Pharma’s (AMS: KDS) Pediatric Investigation Plan (PIP) for ATIR101 (allodepleted T-cell immunotherapeutics), an important regulatory milestone.
In addition, regulators informed the Dutch company it may defer the initiation of certain studies defined in the PIP until after it files for regulatory approval, bringing forward considerably the likely application date.
Shares in the biopharmceutical specialists are trading around 2% higher in Amsterdam.
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