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Telix Pharmaceuticals Limited (TXL) specializes in precision radiopharmaceuticals and diagnostic imaging agents for oncology and immunotherapy applications. This centralized news hub provides investors and medical professionals with essential updates on clinical advancements, regulatory developments, and strategic partnerships shaping the future of targeted cancer therapies.
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ImaginAb has agreed to sell its next-generation therapeutic candidates, proprietary biologics technology platform, and protein engineering facility to Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX: TLX; Nasdaq: TXL). Post-transaction, ImaginAb will focus on developing its CD8 ImmunoPET imaging candidate, currently in Phase 2 clinical trials and licensed by multiple pharmaceutical companies for immunotherapy imaging trials. The company will also continue developing its Phase 2 prostate cancer imaging agent.
The transaction validates ImaginAb's minibody platform technology, which will enable Telix to explore new disease areas with radiotherapeutic technology. The CD8 platform development will continue, with multiple pharmaceutical companies already incorporating the technology in their immuno-oncology clinical trials. Jefferies and Stifel, Nicolaus & Company served as financial advisors for the transaction.
