Impact Therapeutics Entered into Global Partnership with Eikon Therapeutics to Develop and Commercialize PARP1 Selective Inhibitors
“We are delighted to establish the global partnership with Eikon, whose leadership team has a well-documented track record of developing some of the world’s most therapeutically meaningful and commercially successful oncology medicines.” said Sui Xiong Cai, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of IMPACT Therapeutics. “As a company committed to develop innovative medicines globally, based on our deep understanding of synthetic lethality, we believe this partnership will allow us to accelerate the development of our PARP1 selective inhibitor program combining Impact and Eikon’s scientific, clinical, regulatory expertise and financial resources. We look forward to working with Eikon in bringing new cancer medicines to patients in China and across the globe.”
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