LAG-3 continues generating heavy buzz as Australia's Immutep locks down new funds
An Australian biotech looking to make its mark on the LAG-3 space has pulled in a new round of funding it hopes can kickstart a swath of new clinical trials.
Immutep secured roughly $45 million in what it’s calling a “two-tranche institutional placement,” the company announced Monday, getting some cash from both Australian investors and international stakeholders. As part of the raise, Immutep will launch four new studies for its lead LAG-3 compound eftilagimod alpha, including two in metastatic breast cancer and non-small cell lung cancer.
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