“We were extremely pleased to see the pronounced external validation of the new data showing the clear benefit of TPST-1120 combination therapy compared to standard of care in first-line liver cancer,” said Stephen Brady, president and chief executive officer of Tempest. “The data have not only improved since the earlier interim analysis, but also include exciting new biomarker results showing that the addition of TPST-1120 effectively rescues the standard of care in PD-L1 negative patients, as well as producing an increased response rate in patients with a b-catenin mutation. Armed with these data and a stronger balance sheet, we are engaged in discussions with potential partners and intend to move TPST-1120 forward in liver cancer, as well as potentially in other indications like kidney cancer given positive signals observed in earlier studies.”
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