Updated Ph 1b Data on ACTengine® IMA203 TCR-T Targeting PRAME in Melanoma Patients announced; upcoming SUPRAME Ph 3 Trial to be registrational study
“We are enthusiastic about the clinical data as they confirm our conviction in the durability and long-term efficacy of ACTengine® IMA203, demonstrated by the favorable median progression-free survival for patients in the dose expansion cohort. I would like to highlight that a subgroup of 12 out of 26 patients showed more than 50% reduction of tumor lesions and a median PFS of 13.4 months,” said Cedrik Britten, M.D., Chief Medical Officer at Immatics. “We believe the presentation of this data set in conjunction with our recent meeting with the FDA, which has resulted in a pivotal trial design with progression-free survival as the primary endpoint for full approval, positions us to advance the development of IMA203 in the second-line or later metastatic melanoma setting.”
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