French biotech Enterome has secured $19 million in private funding to accelerate development of its OncoMimics immunotherapy platform, as it continues to show encouraging early signs of clinical activity across both solid and blood cancers.
The financing will primarily support the advancement of EO2463, an off-the-shelf immunotherapy being developed for indolent non-Hodgkin lymphoma (iNHL). The funds will be used to expand and complete the ongoing Phase I/II SIDNEY trial and lay the groundwork for a pivotal registrational study.
The investment round was led by new US backer, the Institute for Follicular Lymphoma Innovation (IFLI), which contributed $9 million. Of this, $5 million will be delivered immediately and $4 million in a second tranche.
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