MiNK Therapeutics reports Q2 EPS (7c), consensus (10c)

“MiNK is making significant strides in advancing our iNKT programs as we pioneer this next generation of cell therapies for patients,” said Dr. Jennifer Buell, CEO of MiNK Therapeutics. “Our lead program, agenT-797, is moving forward in a Phase 2 study for second-line gastric cancer, and we are fast-tracking IND-enabling activities for our FAP-expressing CAR-iNKT therapy, MiNK-215. Additionally, the expanded findings presented at the ATS annual meeting underscore the significant potential of agenT-797 in treating severe respiratory conditions in immune-compromised patients. We are committed to expanding the development of agenT-797 in a non-dilutive manner, particularly in the areas of ARDS and GvHD, where unmet needs are critical.”