Announcing further plans to accelerate and broaden the clinical development of its cancer immunotherapy pipeline in the Asia-Pacific region, Germany’s BioNTech (Nasdaq: BNTX) said that the first regional clinical trial sites for the company’s mRNA-based cancer immunotherapies are planned to be activated in Taiwan to initially evaluate BioNTech’s cancer product candidate BNT113 against head and neck cancer.
Cash-rich due to the success of its Comirnaty COVID-19 vaccine developed with Pfizer (NYSE; PFE), BioNTech says BNT113 is expected to be the first product candidate from a potential wave of novel cancer immunotherapies that BioNTech anticipates to evaluate in the region.
These plans are part of BioNTech’s Asia-Pacific strategy, which has the aim of developing, manufacturing and broadening the access to innovative medicines in Asia, with a focus on treatments addressing the most common types of cancer.
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