MaaT Pharma (Euronext: MAAT) saw its shares rise by nearly 20% in early trading Thursday, following the announcement of positive topline results from a Phase III trial of its microbiome-based therapy, MaaT013.
The therapy is designed to treat gastrointestinal graft-versus-host disease in patients who are unresponsive to steroids and ruxolitinib.
The pivotal ARES study achieved its primary endpoint, showing a 62% gastrointestinal overall response rate at 28 days, surpassing the expected 38% threshold. Safety was favorable, with no increased risk of infections or treatment-related deaths.
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