Shares of US gamma-delta T cell therapies for cancer developer IN8bio (Nasdaq: INAB) closed down more than 7% yesterday and fell a further 3.2% to $0.465 pre-market, after it announced a major reshuffle.
IN8bio said it plans to optimize its resource allocation through a pipeline prioritization and a workforce reduction of around 49%.
The company will focus on generating robust clinical data from INB-100, the ongoing investigator-sponsored Phase I clinical trial of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), to further de-risk the registrational pathway and affirm the 100% one-year progression-free survival observed to date in this patient population.
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