Reports Q1 revenue $17.3M, consensus $16.3M. “Cellectis remains deeply focused on advancing its ongoing Phase 1 clinical trials BALLI-01, NaThaLi-01 and AMELI-01. The clinical data presented at ASH last December, regarding our product candidates UCART22 and UCART20x22, both manufactured in-house, are very encouraging and show high expansion potency and a high preliminary response rate. UCART22 manufactured in-house, compared to UCART22 manufactured by an external CDMO, shows meaningful superiority at a lower dose. These results show the major advantage we have in the market: the control of our production from A to Z to deliver highly potent reproducible product candidates. Regarding UCART20x22, preliminary results presented at ASH showed one partial and two complete metabolic responses in patients who have failed prior autologous CD19 CAR T-cell therapies. These data support the continued study of UCART20x22 in r/r B-cell NHL,” said Andre Choulika, Ph.D., CEO of Cellectis. In Q4 2023, Cellectis entered into strategic collaboration and investment agreements with AstraZeneca. We are very proud of our partnership to design and develop the next generation of cell and gene therapy medicines with one of the most respected pharmaceutical companies. This collaboration will allow Cellectis and AstraZeneca to join forces and advance potentially breakthrough innovations in the cell and gene therapy space.”
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