ACT appointed for POLB 001 Ph 2a Trial and supply of approved bispecific antibody drug secured at no cost
Jeremy Skillington, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Poolbeg Pharma, said: “The signing of this agreement, and the supply of the approved bispecific antibody at no cost to the Company, are major milestones for the upcoming POLB 001 Phase 2a trial. The trial is at an advanced stage of preparation and remains on track to deliver data in 2026, we look forward to sharing the data with prospective partners. With a cash runway into 2027, and multiple near-term clinical inflection points, we believe that we are well positioned to deliver value for our shareholders.”
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