Compass Therapeutics says FDA urges survival-benefit trial before tovecimig BLA in biliary tract cancer

By Public Technologies
  • Compass Therapeutics disclosed FDA feedback urging a new study to show a survival benefit before a BLA for tovecimig in biliary tract cancer.
  • Results from the already reported COMPANION-002 trial showed improved tumor responses and delayed disease worsening versus chemotherapy alone.
  • Survival results did not reach statistical significance, with the analysis complicated by crossover from the control arm.
  • The company plans further FDA engagement while continuing preparations for a BLA submission without running an additional pre-filing trial.


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