Celldex Therapeutics IncCelldex's barzolvolimab is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
The chronic spontaneous urticaria market across the seven major markets reached approximately 2 billion dollars in 2025, with the United States holding the largest share. Total diagnosed prevalent cases of chronic urticaria in those markets were about 4.8 million in 2025 and are expected to rise by 2036. Key companies advancing new therapies include Celldex Therapeutics, Sanofi, Jasper Therapeutics, Evommune, Blueprint Medicines, ARS Pharmaceuticals, Nurix Therapeutics, InflaRx, and Otsuka Holdings through Taiho Pharmaceutical. Promising pipeline candidates such as barzolvolimab, rilzabrutinib, briquilimab, EVO756, BLU-808, ARS-1, bexobrutideg, INF904, and TAS5315 are in clinical development, while recent approvals of DUPIXENT and RHAPSIDO have already broadened treatment options beyond traditional anti-IgE biologics.
Celldex Therapeutics IncCelldex's barzolvolimab is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
Evommune, Inc.Evommune's EVO756 is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
Jasper Therapeutics IncJasper's briquilimab is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
Nurix Therapeutics IncNurix's bexobrutideg is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
Otsuka's Taiho Pharmaceutical has a pipeline candidate TAS5315 in development, but no specific data or milestone is reported.
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ARS Pharmaceuticals, IncARS's ARS-1 is a promising pipeline candidate in the growing CSU market.
Sanofi SASanofi's DUPIXENT is mentioned as a recent approval broadening treatment options, indicating market adoption and demand.
InflaRx N.V.Blueprint Medicines has a pipeline candidate BLU-808 in clinical development, but no specific data or milestone is reported.