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Bristol Myers Squibb is dropping $920 million to acquire the exclusive global rights of Immatics’ experimental cancer drug program, the companies announced Tuesday morning.
The next several years will be transformative in the cell and gene therapy space, and Immatics’ Chief Medical Officer Cedrik M. Britten believes his company’s engineered T-cell receptors may play an important role in providing treatment options for cancer patients.
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T cell redirecting cancer company Immatics Biotechnologies entered into a merger agreement with Arya Sciences Acquisition Corp. that will give the Germany-based company a listing on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker symbol IMTX.
Immatics is eligible for more than $550 million in various commercial milestone payments for each product as well as additional royalties.
Biopharma and life sciences companies from across the globe provide updates on their pipelines and business operations.
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Leading immuno-oncology company adopts Genedata Biologics® to support the discovery and development of TCRs for adoptive cell therapies and bispecific TCR molecules
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