Gritstone announced it has filed a voluntary petition under chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Gritstone intends to use the court-administered restructuring process to preserve value and support its ongoing strategic alternatives process. The company is in discussions with a party to act as a stalking horse bidder or plan sponsor and intends to present an agreement to the Court as early as next week in order to enter into a transaction and continue to research and develop its next-generation vaccines and immunotherapies for oncology and infectious diseases. During its financial restructuring process, Gritstone intends to operate in the ordinary course and remains committed to advancing its clinical programs, including its ongoing neoantigen immunotherapy and infectious disease programs, and driving innovation in immunotherapy and vaccine development. Gritstone is filing customary “first day” motions in its chapter 11 case with the intention of ensuring normal operations. Upon court approval of these first day motions, Gritstone intends to minimize the impact of the bankruptcy process on the Company’s vendors, employees, and other key stakeholders.
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