Repare Therapeutics Announces Out-Licensing of its Discovery Platforms to DCx Biotherapeutics

“We have taken careful steps to evaluate all aspects of our business to ensure continued value generation, and this out-licensing agreement with DCx for our discovery platforms enables us to further focus on our clinical portfolio and drive cost reductions while maintaining an economic interest in the platform technologies we have developed,” said Steve Forte, President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Repare. “We look forward to reporting initial data from our two ongoing Phase 1 clinical trials in the second half of 2025, and continue to evaluate partnering and strategic alternatives across our portfolio assets.”

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