Latest Amplia Therapeutics (ASX:ATX) News

Amplia Therapeutics has launched a $27.5 million capital raising to advance its lead drug Narmafotinib, a promising FAK inhibitor showing superior efficacy in pancreatic cancer trials. The funds will support ongoing and new clinical studies, positioning the company for pivotal regulatory milestones.

Amplia Therapeutics has successfully raised A$25 million through an institutional placement and launched a A$2.5 million Share Purchase Plan to fund pivotal clinical trials of its lead drug narmafotinib. The capital injection positions the company to advance key pancreatic and ovarian cancer studies into 2027.

Amplia Therapeutics has secured US ethics approval to launch a Phase 2 trial combining its drug narmafotinib with FOLFIRINOX chemotherapy for advanced pancreatic cancer, marking a key step in its clinical development.

Amplia Therapeutics has announced a second confirmed complete response in its ACCENT trial for advanced pancreatic cancer, a notably rare achievement in this challenging disease.

Amplia Therapeutics has reported a rare pathological complete response in a patient from its ACCENT trial, highlighting promising potential for its drug narmafotinib in treating advanced pancreatic cancer.

Amplia Therapeutics reports strong progress in its pancreatic cancer drug development, completing the ACCENT trial recruitment ahead of schedule and initiating a new US trial, while managing a $6.57 million loss for FY25.

Amplia Therapeutics reports a significant milestone in its ACCENT trial, with 15 confirmed partial responses indicating that narmafotinib combined with chemotherapy outperforms chemotherapy alone in advanced pancreatic cancer.

Amplia Therapeutics has completed recruitment early for its Phase 2a ACCENT trial in advanced pancreatic cancer, reporting encouraging interim results and advancing a second trial with FDA-backed protocol changes.

Amplia Therapeutics has completed enrolment for its ACCENT Phase 2a trial in advanced pancreatic cancer two months early, reporting encouraging partial response rates and improved patient outcomes.

Amplia Therapeutics reports encouraging progress in its Phase 2a ACCENT trial for pancreatic cancer, with nine confirmed partial responses and ongoing patient recruitment. The company also strengthens its financial position with a $13 million capital raise to support further clinical development.