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CEO Marc Voigt from Immutep (ASX: IMM) highlights the company’s clinical pipeline, focusing on immunotherapy treatments for cancer and autoimmune diseases.
The company’s leading asset, eftilagimod alpha, is now at phase three clinical trial stage in first-line non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), in collaboration with Merck (MSD outside the US), combining Immutep’s drug with Keytruda and chemotherapy. Immutep holds over $129 million in cash and a strong patent position, supporting its multi-programme, multi-indication approach.
Beyond oncology, Voigt outlines the IMP761 programme targeting autoimmune diseases, with recent clinical data indicating 80% T-cell inhibition at a 0.9mg/kg dose. Voigt expects further clinical milestones throughout 2025-2027, underpinned by a healthy cash balance and ongoing strategic partnerships.
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