Items stated in the management plan
Annual updateTo extend the monotherapy part and expand the data in anticipation of the possibility of out-licensing based solely on data from the monotherapy part. To increase the likelihood of successful development of this drug through early licensing to companies with strong development funding capabilities in the increasingly competitive solid-tumor T-cell engager field.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan name | Business Plan and Growth Potential |
| Plan period | 2026–2027 |
| Progress against the plan | Annual update |
| Investment amount by sector | Field CBA-1205 / Planned investment ¥240 million, Field CBA-1535 / Planned investment ¥290 million, Field Other drug discovery programs (PTRY, PCDC, PXLR, etc.) / Planned investment ¥610 million, Field Drug Discovery Support Business / Planned investment ¥50 million, Field IDD business: biosimilars / Planned investment ¥200 million, Field IDD business: support for pharmaceutical companies and startups / Planned investment Not disclosed, Field Technology Platform / Planned investment ¥340 million, Field ADCT-701、PFKR / Planned investment Not disclosed |
| Key initiatives | Sustainable growth model based on a three-tier portfolio, Drug discovery business: research and development of new drugs, Drug discovery support business: second-lab research support services, IDD: drug discovery platform services business, Development plans for key pipeline programs and other initiatives, Initiative to strengthen consortium-based startup incubation, Launch of IDD and the positioning of IDD within the business segments, Strengthening the functions of the IDD business |
| Results under the previous plan | ¥500 million (fiscal 2025 earnings forecast revenue) → ¥593 million (revenue for the fiscal year ended December 2025)(More than 18.6%) |
| Reason for revision or withdrawal | To extend the monotherapy part and expand the data in anticipation of the possibility of out-licensing based solely on data from the monotherapy part. To increase the likelihood of successful development of this drug through early licensing to companies with strong development funding capabilities in the increasingly competitive solid-tumor T-cell engager field. |
| Size of the Target Market | Market Global liver cancer therapeutics market / Scale US$2.0 billion in 2020 (US$2.038 billion as shown in the graph) to US$7.4 billion in 2027 (US$7.382 billion as shown in the graph) / Growth rate CAGR 20.2% / Source Fortune Business Insights Pvt. Ltd.; Research Nester Private Limited, Market Global lung cancer therapeutics market / Scale US$28.0 billion in 2022 to US$59.6 billion in 2032 / Growth rate CAGR 7.9% / Source Precedence Research |
| Publication date | 23 March 2026 |
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The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To expand the data on CBA-1535 in anticipation of the possibility of out-licensing based solely on data from the monotherapy part. In addition, to increase the likelihood of successful development in the increasingly competitive solid-tumor T-cell engager field through early licensing to companies with strong development funding capabilities.