Tevogen Bio is in discussions to acquire cell therapy manufacturing facilities that are expected to provide Tevogen Bio with the capability for both clinical and commercial manufacturing of drug candidates from its ExacTcell technology platform. These facilities would support manufacturing for TVGN 489’s continued development, as well as provide the potential for future clinical trials for virally induced cancers and multiple sclerosis. Tevogen Bio is evaluating several funding options to support its ambitious growth plans over the next 12 months to initiate in-house manufacturing, clinical trials, and other operational expenses. “Saving lives remains our duty, and to that end, we remain committed to furthering our ExacTcell(TM) technology platform by moving Tevogen’s allogeneic cytotoxic CD8+ T lymphocytes (CTLs) into the next phase of clinical trials” said Dr. Ryan Saadi, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tevogen Bio. “Moving the first clinical product of Tevogen’s ExacTcell platform, an allogeneic target specific CTL, from inception to clinical trial in just 18 months validates Tevogen’s unique business model. I would also like to assure numerous Long COVID patients and their families who have contacted us that exploring the therapeutic potential of TVGN 489 for Long COVID remains my personal priority.”
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