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Antibodies to watch in 2026
Silvia Crescioli1, Hélène Kaplon2, Alicia Chenoweth3
1Independent Consultant, Business Intelligence, London, UK.
Mabs
|January 21, 2026
Summary
The antibody therapeutics pipeline has expanded significantly, with 19 new drugs approved in 2025 and 26 under review. Development timelines average six years, with faster approvals for China-originated products.
Area of Science:
- Biotechnology
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Oncology
Background:
- The 'Antibodies to Watch' series tracks antibody therapeutics in late-stage development.
- The pipeline has grown from 26 to over 200 antibody therapeutics since 2010.
- Many antibody therapeutics have transitioned to regulatory review, gained approval, or been terminated.
Purpose of the Study:
- To recap 2025 marketing approvals for antibody therapeutics.
- To discuss antibody therapeutics currently under regulatory review.
- To predict future regulatory submissions and analyze global approval trends and development timelines.
Main Methods:
- Recap of first marketing approvals in 2025.
- Discussion of molecules in current regulatory review.
- Prediction of molecules transitioning to regulatory review by end of 2026.
- Analysis of global approval trends by country of origin.
- Benchmarking of clinical development and regulatory review times.
Main Results:
- 19 antibody therapeutics received first marketing approval in 2025.
- 26 antibody therapeutics are currently under regulatory review.
- The late-stage pipeline includes 209 molecules, with a trend towards non-cancer indications and novel formats like antibody-drug conjugates.
- Notable increases in total first approvals and first approvals in China were observed.
- Average development and approval time is approximately six years, shorter for China-originated products.
Conclusions:
- The antibody therapeutics landscape continues to expand with diverse formats and indications.
- Global development and regulatory review processes show regional variations, particularly for China-originated products.
- Continued monitoring of the antibody therapeutics pipeline is essential for understanding industry trends and therapeutic advancements.
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