Repare Therapeutics to Regain Global Rights to Camonsertib

“Camonsertib is a valuable, high-potential precision oncology medicine that has achieved clinical proof-of-concept in multiple tumor types and genotypes both as monotherapy and in combination, as previously reported. We have been continuously running clinical trials for camonsertib since July 2020 and are excited to steward the progress of this promising therapy,” said Lloyd M. Segal, President and Chief Executive Officer of Repare. “While we are disappointed to end this collaboration, we appreciate the contributions Roche has made to the program. With the return of camonsertib, Repare’s deep clinical pipeline consists of four wholly-owned synthetic lethal therapies.”

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