USA-based Halozyme Therapeutics saw its shares plummet 24% to $8.56 by close of trading yesterday, after the company revealed that the US Food and Drug Administration is requesting additional information to complete its review of the HyQ Biologics License Application (BLA).
HyQ is an investigational, combination product that includes immune globulin (IG) infusion 10% (human) and recombinant human hyaluronidase, which are packaged as a kit, used to boost patients’ defense against diseases. It is being developed in partnership with Baxter International (NYSE: BAX), whose shares fell 6.8% to $54.10.
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