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Trades about 126% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TaiRx, Inc., established in 2011 and headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan, is a pharmaceutical company dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of therapeutic solutions for cancer and other diseases. The company's clinical pipeline includes CVM-1118, an oral anti-cancer drug currently undergoing Phase II clinical trials, and Rexis, an add-on injection therapy for sepsis patients, which is in Phase III trials. In its pre-clinical stage, TaiRx is developing TRX-711 for secondary hyperparathyroidism, TRX-920 as an oral delivery formulation, and TRX-105, a molecule designed to treat and alleviate symptoms of various types of colitis. Beyond its developmental drugs, TaiRx also offers Zelnite, a medication that helps maintain patients' blood selenium levels and supports their immune systems. The company's future endeavors also involve the development of nodal diagnostic devices and innovative antibody-based drugs.
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