“We were very pleased to report CM24 phase 2 study positive interim results during the last quarter which demonstrated strong results across all efficacy measures compared to the control arm in the NAL-IRI part of the study. The fact that this was a small study and the consistency of the benefit across all efficacy endpoints amplify the potential meaningfulness of the results,” stated Gil Efron, CEO. “Also highly encouraging is the additional data suggesting serum pre dose NET marker myeloperoxidase as a potential predictive biomarker of CM24 benefit. This biomarker data together with previous clinical results demonstrating reduction in the serum NET marker in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma patients treated with CM24, and preclinical results demonstrating the effect of CM24 on NET-related activities, support the potential of CEACAM1 on NETs as a novel oncologic target. We are evaluating the expansion of our CM24 clinical program to biomarker-driven studies in additional indications, based on this novel mechanism of action. Having reprioritized our activities, together with the recent financing, we extended our cash runway into the third quarter of 2025, providing a longer lead time to reach our milestones, including more Phase 2 CM24 pancreatic cancer interim data at a medical conference in Sept 2024 and topline results in Q4 2024. Additionally, in the first half of 2025 we expect to have an end of Phase 2 meeting with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to discuss our plans for pivotal studies with CM24, while we continue to evaluate potential collaborations for our pipeline.”
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