Bayer and Kumquat Biosciences to develop and commercialize KRAS G12D inhibitor

“Since pioneering the direct targeting of KRAS G12C mutation over a decade ago, we have continued to discover innovative strategies to target other KRAS mutants, including KRAS G12D,” said Yi Liu, Chief Executive Officer of Kumquat. “Advancing our novel KRAS G12D asset into the clinic reflects our commitment to delivering durable therapies for KRAS patients suffering from deadly malignancies such as pancreatic, lung and colorectal cancers. This collaboration with Bayer validates the strength of our platform and the potential of our KRAS G12D candidate to address long-standing unmet needs in oncology. We are thrilled to collaborate with Bayer, who shares our vision and strategy for realizing the benefit of small molecule-based transformative treatments. While advancing optimally our KRAS G12D program through the clinic, this collaboration provides Kumquat the financial resources to accelerate its broader clinical pipeline for long-term value, and position Kumquat to deliver life-changing medicines and achieve sustained growth in the coming years.”

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