“At Georgiamune, we are focused on uncovering novel mechanisms that control immune-cell function and translating that biology into first-in-class medicines across autoimmune disease and oncology,” said Samir N. Khleif, M.D., Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Georgiamune. “GIM-621 is one of multiple programs to emerge from that work, alongside three programs already in clinical development across autoimmune disease and oncology. This agreement brings Menarini’s global oncology development and commercial capabilities to GIM-621 while allowing Georgiamune to continue advancing a broad pipeline built on distinct immune mechanisms.”