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After Record Series A, Eutilex Eyes T-Cell, Antibody Partnerships

 
• By Jung Won Shin

Although established only last year, Eutilex is rapidly making its way in the immuno-oncology space. After closing one of the biggest ever Series A funding rounds by a South Korean bioventure, its CEO talks to Scrip about next steps and the priorities for next year.

Eutilex Co. Ltd., which has just closed one of the largest Series A financings by a South Korean bioventure, is seeking to reach the country’s first licensing out agreement with a foreign company for T-cell therapy, but the need to reach favorable terms may delay a final decision, says its CEO.

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