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South Korea’s ABL Bio gains $55M from Eli Lilly for joint therapy development, with up to $2.6B in potential value.
ABL Bio, a South Korean biotech firm, has secured $55 million from Eli Lilly, including a $40 million upfront payment and $15 million in equity, under a collaboration agreement for its Grabody platform.
The deal, valued up to $2.6 billion, enables joint development of multiple therapies across various modalities.
ABL Bio will use the funds to expand into high-unmet-need areas like obesity and muscle disorders, advance bispecific immuno-oncology combination therapies, and develop next-generation antibody-drug conjugates.
The company has eight clinical programs underway, including ABL001 (with FDA Fast Track designation) and ABL111, which showed promising results in a Phase 1b trial.
The transaction followed completion of regulatory reviews.
ABL Bio de Corea del Sur obtiene $ 55M de Eli Lilly para el desarrollo de terapias articulares, con hasta $ 2.6B en valor potencial.