MiNK Therapeutics reports Q3 EPS (65c) vs (46c) last year

“This trial reflects the broader momentum of our iNKT platform as we expand into diseases marked by profound immune dysregulation,” said Dr. Terese Hammond, Head of Inflammatory and Pulmonary Diseases at MiNK Therapeutics (INKT). “Whether in transplantation, severe pulmonary inflammation, or systemic immune collapse, the ability of iNKT cells to rebalance immunity creates a compelling opportunity to change outcomes across multiple high-need conditions. With strong support from NIH and our philanthropic partners, we are advancing a development program with meaningful potential across several disease areas.”