BeOne Reports 36% Response Rate for BGB-B2033 in Phase 1 Liver Cancer Trial

By Public Technologies
  • BeOne Medicines is presenting Phase 1 results at ESMO 2026 showing durable responses to BGB-B2033 in heavily pretreated liver cancer.
  • Global registrational trials of BGB-B2033 in late-line hepatocellular carcinoma are planned by the end of 2026.
  • BGB-58067 data presented October 23 showed activity against MTAP-deficient non-small cell lung cancer, including brain metastases.
  • BG-C477 showed tumor responses in previously treated lung cancer with high CEA expression; updated results will be presented October 26.
  • Both lung cancer programs are expected to advance toward late-stage development in 2027.


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