Development of CYAD-101, Allogeneic TIM-based, NKG2D CAR T Candidate for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer (mCRC), to be discontinued
- Based on a strategic, financial and medical review, taking into account the costs associated with the pursuit of the program and the delays to reach key medical milestones following the resolution of the previous Clinical Hold, the Company has decided to discontinue the development of CYAD-101
- There were no new safety concerns leading to this decision
- All patients currently on CYAD-101 trials will continue to receive their protocol-defined follow-up
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