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Allogeneic, Autologous, BCMA, CAR-T, CS1

Kite Acquires Rights to Certain Teneobio Antibodies for Multiple Myeloma CAR-T Therapies (including BCMA)

Here is a brief preview of this blast: On Thursday April 2, Kite (a Gilead company) announced that it had entered into a license and collaboration agreement with Teneobio, granting Kite exclusive rights to specific antibodies targeting BCMA in multiple myeloma. Kite’s decision to re-enter the BCMA space follows Gilead’s discontinuation of its own BCMA CAR-T, KITE-585, in late 2018. Below, FENIX provides key takeaways and analysis from this new agreement, particularly in the context of Teneobio collaborations with other key players in the BCMA space: AbbVie and Poseida Therapeutics (who also has the backing of Novartis).

About The Author

Matthew Maryniak

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President of Fenix Group International
Matthew has been a thought leader in the high-growth therapeutic areas of diabetes and cardiovascular medicine since 2006, making regular attendance at large and small CV/met scientific meetings and an architect of novel methods for assessing market opportunities. He has over a decade of experience in leading CV/met consulting engagements, is a published author in PM360 and Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics, and has been quoted in The Pink Sheet on anti-thrombotics.