Innate Pharma regains rights on CD123 targeting ANKET® and announces Sanofi’s intention to make a strategic investment in the Company
“We are very pleased that Sanofi has chosen to further strengthen our relationship through a potential strategic equity investment in the company. This would further validate the innovation and scientific progress at Innate Pharma delivered by our research and development. We acknowledge Sanofi’s portfolio prioritization, and we are encouraged to see our ANKET® platform being pursued in autoimmune indications. We will continue to evaluate, plan and execute next steps for our proprietary ANKET® programs in oncology and beyond,” said Jonathan Dickinson, Chief Executive Officer of Innate Pharma.
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