Active Biotech and NeoTX partner on Anyara for immuno-oncology

28 October 2016
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Sweden’s Active Biotech (NORDIC: ACTI) and NeoTX Therapeutics of Israel have entered into a licensing agreement for Active Biotech's investigational compound Anyara (naptomumab estafenatox) for cancer immunotherapy

NeoTX will be responsible for the worldwide clinical development and commercialization of the drug. This partnership is a key milestone in NeoTX's strategy to bring tumor recognition enhancing therapeutics to the market.

Anyara is a tumor-targeting superantigen (TTS) compound designed to enhance the immune system’s ability to recognize tumors. Development of the compound has focused on cancer indications deemed to have high unmet need.

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