Finnish drugmaker Orion Corp (Nasdaq OMX: ORNAV) and Germany’s Bayer (BAYN: DE) have completed the Phase III clinical trial (ARAMIS) of darolutamide, the novel oral androgen receptor antagonist for the treatment of patients with non-metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (nmCRPC), noting that the primary endpoint of the trial was met.
Darolutamide significantly extended metastasis-free survival compared to placebo. The safety profile and the tolerability of darolutamide observed in the ARAMIS trial were consistent with previously published data on darolutamide.
Orion’s shares gained 6.31% to 31.50 euros around midday, while Bayer, which slumped on Tuesday after a US judge affirmed a verdict against its Monsanto unit that found glyphosate-based weedkillers responsible for a man's terminal cancer, dipped 0.7% to 68.77 euros.
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