BBOT Debuts as a Publicly Traded Company Focused on RAS-Pathway Malignances
Eli Wallace, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of BBOT said: “The successful completion of our business combination, with a relatively low redemption rate of approximately 39%, is a pivotal milestone that underscores the strong conviction of our investors in our vision. With meaningful progress across all three of our pipeline programs, we are entering this next chapter as a public company with significant momentum. We are deeply committed to advancing transformative therapies for patients facing deadly cancers mediated by the RAS pathway, and believe we are well-positioned to deliver meaningful value to patients as we work towards realizing the full potential of KRAS and PI3Ka inhibition.”
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