Biogen (Nasdaq: BIIB) has highlighted the growing role of felzartamab in its pipeline during a virtual investor seminar, spotlighting three late-stage studies focused on rare kidney diseases and a broader strategy to expand into immune-mediated conditions.
The investigational therapy, a CD38-targeting antibody originally developed by MorphoSys and acquired through Biogen’s 2024 purchase of Human Immunology Biosciences (HI-Bio), is central to the company’s repositioning beyond its neurology roots. Felzartamab is being advanced in three pivotal global Phase III trials, targeting antibody-driven kidney disorders with high unmet need.
Christopher Viehbacher, Biogen’s chief executive, said the company is building on recent product launches and aims to deliver novel treatments across a range of immune-mediated diseases, starting with three rare kidney diseases.
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