I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Oncology company Oxford BioTherapeutics has announced a multi-year collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb focused on developing T-cell engager therapies for solid tumors. The partnership will utilize Oxford's OGAP-Verify platform for target discovery and will involve Oxford in the design and delivery of development candidates, while Bristol Myers will lead further research and commercialization. Financial terms were not disclosed, but Oxford will receive upfront funding and potential milestone payments. This marks Oxford's third major pharmaceutical partnership in the past year.
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Oncology company Oxford BioTherapeutics announced Thursday a multi-year, selective target collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb Co. (BMY) focused on the discovery and development of novel T-cell engager therapies for solid tumors. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Oxford will leverage its proprietary OGAP-Verify target discovery and validation platform, to identify novel, tumor-selective targets for solid cancers and generate next-generation T-cell engager molecules.
The OGAP-Verify discovery platform enables highly sensitive identification of oncology targets with improved attributes for drug development, supporting the creation of differentiated antibody-based therapies.
The collaboration extends beyond discovery, with Oxford assuming responsibility for the design and delivery of development candidates. Subsequent research, development and commercialization activities for these targets will be led by Bristol Myers.
Under the terms of the agreement, Oxford will receive an upfront inclusive of research funding and the potential for significant downstream milestone payments and royalties on commercialized products from Bristol Myers.
The collaboration with Bristol Myers marks Oxford's third partnership with a major pharmaceutical company in the past 12 months, following strategic partnerships with GSK plc and Roche Holding AG in 2025.
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