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Abecma Revenue Decreases Significantly; bbT4015 IND on Track for YE 2023; JW Tx to Initiate JWTCR001’s IIT by YE 2023; 2seventy Bio’s Q3 2023 Earnings Call

On Tuesday, November 14, 2seventy bio held its Q3 2023 earnings call (press release / webcast) acknowledging Abecma’s (BMS / 2seventy’s BCMA CAR-T) decline in US sales while confirming milestones for its preclinical cell therapy programs in solid tumors. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on the causes behind Abecma’s revenue decrease while discussing the company’s preclinical solid tumor pipeline.

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2seventy bio Announces Strategic Restructuring and Pipeline Reprioritization; Abecma’s US Revenue Guidance Lowered; Nick Leschly to Resign as CEO; Company to Expand Strategic Partnership with JW Tx

On September 12, 2023, 2seventy bio held a conference call (webcast / press release) announcing the strategic restructuring of the company’s business operations and R&D model. Measures include a 40% workforce reduction and a pipeline reprioritization and are driven by a projected decrease in Abecma’s (BMS / 2seventy BCMA CAR-T) revenue for 2023. Additionally, the company disclosed Nick Leschly’s decision to step down as CEO. On the same day, 2seventy announced the expansion of its collaboration with JW Tx adding 2 new assets from its pipeline: a solid tumor targeting TCR-T and a CAR-T for autoimmune diseases (press release). Below, Celltelligence provides insights on 2seventy’s new Abecma revenue projections for 2023 and the collaborative R&D model that the company aims to implement for its pipeline.

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Afami-cel’s Rolling BLA Submission to Initiate in Q4 2022; Adaptimmune Prioritizes MAGE-A4 and PRAME Assets; No Major Updates for Gavo-cel and TC-510; Adaptimmune and TCR2 Tx Q3 2022 Earnings Summaries

On Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Adaptimmune held its Q3 2022 earning call (press release) highlighting that afami-cel’s (MAGE-A4 SPEAR-T) rolling BLA submission for synovial sarcoma will initiate in Q4 2022. Additionally, management announced that they will focus exclusively on MAGE-A4 and PRAME assets, while deprioritizing or pausing the development of non-core programs. On the same day, TCR2 Tx reported its Q3 2022 financials and business updates (press release) highlighting positive topline results from gavo-cel’s (TC-210; autologous mesothelin TRuC-T) Ph1/2 trial in mesothelin-expressing solid tumors. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on Adaptimmune’s pipeline prioritization strategy after GSK’s transfer of assets, while discussing potential delays in TCR2 Tx’s programs.

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KarMMa-2 Results to be Presented at ASH 2022; No Updates for bbT369 and SC-DARIC33; PBCAR269A Discontinued; 2seventy bio and Precision BioSciences Q3 2022 Earnings Summaries

On Monday, November 7, 2seventy bio released their Q3 2022 earnings results (press release) highlighting Abecma’s (BMS / 2seventy’s BCMA CAR-T) increased revenue. Moreover, preliminary clinical results from Cohorts 2A and 2C of the Ph2 KarMMa-2 in ≥2L HR MM will be presented at ASH 2022 (Dec 10-13). On Tuesday, November 8, Precision BioSciences reported their Q3 2022 financials and business updates (press release) highlighting the discontinuation of PBCAR269A (allogeneic BCMA CAR-T). Below, Celltelligence provides insights on Abecma’s improved efficacy in the KarMMa-2 study, while discussing Precision’s decision to deprioritize its BCMA franchise.

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Thoughts on GSK’s Decision to Transfer Cell Therapy Programs to Adaptimmune and Terminate Collaboration with Lyell; Is GSK Giving Up on Cell Therapy?

On Tuesday, October 25, Adaptimmune announced (press release / SEC Form 8-K) the transfer of GSK’s NY-ESO and PRAME cell therapy programs to Adaptimmune. Additionally, on Monday, October 24, Lyell Immunopharma reported (SEC Form 8-K) that GSK has terminated its agreement with Lyell for the research and development of T-cell therapies, including LYL132 and LYL331. Below, Celltelligence provides insights on how GSK’s decision could affect the strategy from Adaptimmune and Lyell, while discussing GSK’s uncertain future in cell therapy.

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