With ASCO 2025 drawing toward its final day in Chicago, Amsterdam-based biotech Avidicure is entering the spotlight with its first public data on a new class of cancer immunotherapies.
The company’s lead program, AVC-S-101, is designed to target TROP2 in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and other solid tumors.
Avidicure, which emerged from stealth in April with a $50 million seed round, is presenting preclinical data that its chief executive Arthur Lahr describes, in an interview with The Pharma Letter, as a “milestone” for the platform.
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