CatalYm Announces New Financing of $150M to Support Broad Ph 2b Development Program for Visugromab

“This substantial raise and strong syndicate recognize our achievements as a company and emphasize the excellent results of visugromab and our broad Phase 2b clinical program. We continue to demonstrate visugromab’s potential to induce cancer remission depth and durability across multiple solid tumor indications emphasizing the substantial role visugromab could play in a novel anti-cancer therapy regimen,” said Phil L’Huillier, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer at CatalYm. “We are building significant momentum for CatalYm’s development strategy and look forward to the support of these high-profile new and existing international investors, who share our vision of breaking immunosuppressive barriers to improve therapeutic outcomes.”

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