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French biotech stock soars 31% after new data on experimental medicine

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French biotech stock soars 31% after new data on experimental medicine
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Shares of French biotech company Abivax soared Tuesday after it released fresh data on its lead drug for bowel disease, clawing back heavy losses from earlier in the month when the same trial had investors questioning the future of the drug. Shares gained nearly 1,700% in 2025 but had fallen 14% year-to date coming into Tuesday trading. The stock has yet to recover fully from the drop earlier this month when it traded above 111 euros ($127) a share.

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Shares of French biotech company Abivax soared Tuesday after it released fresh data on its lead drug for bowel disease, clawing back heavy losses from earlier in the month when the same trial had investors questioning the future of the drug. Abivax stock was last trading up 31%. It came after it crashed around 44% on June 2, following a data set that showed there were cancer cases among patients taking the highest dose of its experimental medicine obefazimod.Additional data on the late-stage clinical trial, released late on Monday, showed that malignancies were in line with expected background rates.

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