TC BioPharm Announces Execution of Second Non-Binding Letter of Intent for Acquisition, Targeting Innovative CAR-T Therapies
“Management is extremely pleased to announce this second potential acquisiton which will provide strong advantages to our current therapeutic platform as well as expand our efforts into autoimmune disease,” said Mr. Bryan Kobel, CEO of TC BioPharm. “There are substantial synergies between the two companies with extensive benefits to the business combination including CAR development expertise as well as gamma delta and alpha beta T-cells. Our existing expertise in gamma delta T-cells as well as transitioning processes and therapeutics from autologous to allogeneic will be impactful in advancing the solid tumor assets of the acquisition, the acquired company brings strong CAR engineering expertise to help us further develop our co-stimulatory CAR as well as a strong clinical team. We believe that the combination of these two companies provides a well balanced platform for investors and patients in our pursuit of creating next-generation cell therapies for the treatment of multiple indications. This represents not only multiple shots on goal, but an expanded asset base in several immune responder cells for the treatment of a wide range of disease with an extensive patent portfolio. As such, 2024 and 2025 could now have inflections points for data in several pipeline assets in a variety of indications. I am proud of our ability to navigate a difficult capital market environment and identify complimentary resources that will continue to enhance the overall value of our company and look forward to working with our expanded team.”
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