Betting on CD47 as others ditch the target, ALX borrows up to $100M to push sole clinical drug forward
At its peak, ALX Oncology $ALXO was trading at $88 per share, riding on the promise of blocking CD47, which cancer cells use to broadcast a “don’t eat me” signal. Today, it’s at under $13. The plunge came after two readouts late last year for its sole clinical candidate evorpacept — an update at the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer’s (SITC) annual meeting and a disappointing showing at ASH.
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