IMV Inc. (IMV) Reports Q3 Loss of $0.16
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IMV Inc. (NASDAQ: IMV) reported Q3 EPS of ($0.16), versus ($0.14) reported last year.
“In the third quarter and more recently, we have continued to advance our pipeline forward. In particular, we were pleased to report preliminary data at ESMO that highlighted DPX-Survivac’s potential to treat numerous solid tumors beyond our lead indications. Additionally, we launched a collaboration with The Wistar Institute, which applies our DPX-based targeted T cell therapy to the common BRAF mutation – another prevalent target across a range of tumor types,” said Frederic Ors, President and Chief Executive Officer of IMV. “Importantly, these recent achievements reinforce our belief in the breadth of our platform and its ability to produce cancer-targeted T cells that elicit a more rapid, robust and sustained immune response. Looking ahead, we await key readouts from DPX-Survivac, including updated data from the Phase 2 study in r/r DLBCL at ASH on December 8, 2019 and topline interim data from our Phase 1b/2 study in advanced ovarian cancer during the first quarter of next year. As we close in on proof-of-concept in these indications of high unmet medical need, we continue to believe both represent fast-to-market opportunities and are therefore preparing to launch potential pivotal studies in 2020.”
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