Immutep receives €1.36M French R&D tax payment
The non-dilutive funding will be applied to current R&D activities for eftilagimod alfa and IMP761; expected cash reach extends into the first half of CY2028.
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Immutep Limited received a €1.36 million cash payment (approximately A$2.16 million) from the French Government through its Crédit d’Impôt Recherche (CIR) program for eligible R&D activities conducted in calendar year 2025. Immutep S.A.S., its French subsidiary, conducts research at its laboratory in France; the CIR refunds companies 30% of eligible R&D expenditure.
Immutep will apply the non-dilutive funding to current R&D activities for eftilagimod alfa (efti) and IMP761. It also received an A$0.86 million cash rebate under Australia’s R&D Tax Incentive, announced September 30, 2026. The company’s expected cash reach extends into the first half of CY2028, and its German subsidiary, Immutep GmbH, is eligible for Germany’s Forschungszulage.
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