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GNI Group surges on approval filing acceptance for liver fibrosis treatment F351 in China
GNI Group <2160> surged after announcing that Chinese regulators officially accepted a new drug application (NDA) for F351, a liver fibrosis treatment developed by its Nasdaq-listed subsidiary, Gyre Therapeutics
The treatment, which targets liver fibrosis associated with chronic hepatitis B, has already been designated for priority review by the CDE, a status expected to accelerate the approval process compared to standard timelines. GNI Group stated that the impact on its earnings remains under review, as it depends on regulatory progress and the eventual timing of the market launch.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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