Focused Development Strategy for Eftilagimod Alfa (“efti”) Outlined
Immutep CEO, Marc Voigt, said: “Based on the totality of evidence generated with efti, we believe there is a scientifically and clinically justified path to continue its development. This includes clinical and translational data across multiple tumour types, consistent evidence of immune activation, encouraging results in soft tissue sarcoma and head and neck cancer with CPS < 1, and constructive regulatory interactions. At the same time, we fully recognise the significance of the TACTI-004 outcome. Our root cause analysis remains ongoing, including further investigation of smaller differences identified between product batches. We intend to apply these learnings rigorously and focus future potential development on settings where the clinical evidence, biological rationale, time-to-market and unmet medical need are most compelling.”
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