CAR-T player Poseida marches on with $30.5M Series B; Kymera inks discovery deal with GSK
→ Investors have infused $30.5 million in Series B cash into Poseida Therapeutics’ pipeline of autologous T cell and NK cell therapies. Using its gene engineering tech, the San Diego company has identified several CAR-T and gene therapies, with the lead program, P-BCMA-101 for multiple myeloma, currently in a Phase I trial. The new round of financing will go towards that study, and push Poseida toward INDs for two programs in PSMA CAR-T and allogenic BCMA CAR-T. Longitude Capital led the round, flanked by fellow new investors Vivo Capital and the Tavistock Group, and David Hirsch — its managing director — will join Poseida’s board of directors.
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