Sino-American biotech specializing in liver disease and cancer Terns Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: TERN) has announced that Senthil Sundaram has resigned from his position as Terns’ chief executive for health reasons previously disclosed in January 2022.
The news saw Tern’s shares fall 7.6% to $6.55 on Friday.
Mr Sundaram has also resigned from the board of directors of Terns but will remain on as a senior advisor to the company. As a result, Dr Erin Quirk, president and head of R&D at Terns since 2029, will assume leadership of the company, effective immediately.
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