Contending for CD47 throne, Arch Oncology scores $50M as it ramps up PhI studies
Arch Oncology, one of the older startups in a crop of immuno-oncology players chasing after the CD47 target, has bagged $50 million to fuel a long drive in the clinic that recently began.
Some might remember the company as Tioma Therapeutics, breaking out in 2016 with some years of preclinical work and investments from GlaxoSmithKline, Roche and Novo. A year later, it renamed itself to Arch Oncology and brought in new CEO Julie Cherrington to replace John Donovan in pursuit of a “more highly differentiated” compound.
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