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Abecma’s Ph3 KarMMa-3 Trial Meets Primary Endpoint; Potential Delays for bbT369 and SC-DARIC33; 2seventy bio Q2 2022 Earnings Call Summary

On Wednesday, August 10, 2seventy bio held their Q2 2022 earnings call (press release) highlighting positive topline results from Abecma’s (autologous BCMA CAR-T) Ph3 KarMMA-3 trial in ≥3L MM. Additionally, management provided updated data readouts for bbT369 (autologous CD20xCD79a dual CAR-T) and SC-DARIC33 (autologous CD33 CAR-T). Below, Celltelligence provides insights on Abecma’s LCM initiatives, while discussing potential clinical delays for bbT369 and SC-DARIC33.

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BMS Reports Positive Topline Results From Abecma’s Ph3 KarMMa-3 Trial for ≥3L MM vs SoC: Will Abecma be the First Approved CAR-T in ≥3L MM?

On Wednesday, August 10, BMS and 2seventy bio reported positive topline results from Abecma’s (BCMA CAR-T) Ph3 KarMMa-3 trial in ≥3L MM (press release). Below, Celltelligence provides insights on how Abecma’s potential approval timeline in ≥3L MM compares with key competitor Carvykti (JNJ / Legend’s BCMA CAR-T).

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You May Have Missed: Are Cell Therapy Leaders Losing Their Innovative Edge?

During July, the Celltelligence team published a six-part series discussing the pipeline, manufacturing technology, and novel platforms from Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite):

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Abecma’s Sales Increase While Breyanzi’s Revenue is Affected by Manufacturing Issues; No Clinical Milestone Updates for Breyanzi or Abecma; Oxford Biomedica’s Expanded LSA Agreement; BMS’s Q2 2022 Earnings Call Summary

On Wednesday, July 27, BMS held their Q2 2022 earnings call (press release / presentation) highlighting Breyanzi’s (CD19 CAR-T) sales decrease and US approval in 2L LBCL. Moreover, management reported a revenue increase for Abecma (BCMA CAR-T). Of note, no updated clinical milestones for Breyanzi and Abecma were observed. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on how Breyanzi and Abecma revenue compares with key competitors Kymriah (CD19 CAR-T; Novartis), Yescarta (CD19 CAR-T; Gilead / Kite), and Carvykti (BCMA CAR-T; JnJ / Legend). Additionally, Celltelligence discusses BMS’s LSA expansion agreement with Oxford Biomedica.

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Are Cell Therapy Leaders Losing Their Innovative Edge? Final Analysis

In our previous six-part series, the Celltelligence team discussed the pipeline, manufacturing technology, novel platforms, and potential strategy to maintain an innovative clinical program for Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite):

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Are Cell Therapy Leaders Losing Their Innovative Edge? Spotlight on BMS (Blast 4/6)

As the cell therapy field continues to grow and evolve, companies are developing innovative strategies to overcome the current challenges that the field is facing. In our Spotlight blasts 1 and 2, Celltelligence discussed Novartis’s pipeline, novel cell types, manufacturing platform, and potential strategy in the solid tumor space (see previous insight part 1 here; see previous insight part 2 here). Below, Celltelligence provides part 2 of its analysis on BMS’s pipeline, novel cell types, platforms, and solid tumor strategy. In subsequent blasts, Celltelligence will provide a similar overview for Gilead (Kite). At the end of the series, Celltelligence will present a semi-qualitative analysis comparing the innovative strategies from Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite).

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Are Cell Therapy Leaders Losing Their Innovative Edge? Spotlight on BMS (Blast 3/6)

As the cell therapy field continues to grow and evolve, companies are developing innovative strategies to overcome the current challenges that the field is facing. In our Spotlight blasts 1 and 2, Celltelligence discussed Novartis’s pipeline, novel cell types, manufacturing platform, and potential strategy in the solid tumor space (see previous insight part 1 here; see previous insight part 2 here). Below, Celltelligence provides its analysis on BMS’s pipeline, novel cell types, platforms, and solid tumor strategy. In subsequent blasts, Celltelligence will provide a similar overview for Gilead (Kite). At the end of the series, Celltelligence will present a semi-qualitative analysis comparing the innovative strategies from Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite).

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Breyanzi Included in the NCCN Guidelines for the Treatment of 2L DLBCL

On Tuesday, July 12, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Clinical Practice Guidelines for B-Cell Lymphomas were updated (NCCN Guidelines in B-Cell Lymphoma) to include Breyanzi’s (BMS’s CD19 CAR-T) treatment in 2L DLBCL. Of note, Breyanzi is now recommended as a 2L therapy for patients who have primary refractory disease or have relapsed within 12 months, as well as patients who are non-candidates for transplant. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on Breyanzi’s inclusion in the NCCN Guidelines, while discussing how Yescarta’s (Gilead / Kite’s CD19 CAR-T) NCCN recommendation.

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Are Cell Therapy Leaders Losing Their Innovative Edge? Spotlight Series on Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite)

Since the first US CAR-T approval in 2017, the cell therapy field has rapidly evolved with 5 additional CAR-Ts receiving FDA approval. Nevertheless, challenges surrounding TATs, cost, and patient access still remain. As such, companies are developing innovative strategies to overcome the challenges that the field is currently facing. In the upcoming six-part series, the Celltelligence team will analyze different innovative strategies which the cell therapy leaders (Novartis, BMS, and Gilead) are utilizing to remain competitive in this dynamic space. At the end of the series, Celltelligence will present a semi-qualitative analysis comparing the innovative strategies from Novartis, BMS, and Gilead (Kite).

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UPDATED: Indications Table for CD19 CAR-T US Approvals and Submissions

New content: The Celltelligence team has updated its CD19 CAR-T indications table for estimated US approvals and submissions following key Q1 2022 earnings presentations and recent press releases (see below for download).

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