BioAtla and Context Therapeutics Announce Exclusive Worldwide License Agreement to Develop and Commercialize BA3362

“With the successful out-licensing of BA3362 to Context, we will continue to focus on execution of our lead clinical CAB programs, while ensuring the potential advancement of BA3362 under the leadership of a seasoned team,” said Jay M. Short, Ph.D., Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of BioAtla. “We believe this transaction marks the first of multiple collaborations, including a targeted collaboration for one of our Phase 2 assets over the coming months, thereby increasing shareholder value through non-dilutive means.”

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