CureVac Frames Comeback With Dutch Biotech Buy

Adopting Neoantigen Approach For Cancer Vaccines

10 Jun 2022

The German firm is buying Frame Cancer Therapeutics in a deal valued at €32m, with CEO Franz-Werner Haas claiming that it will help the firm in its search for promising neoantigens for its mRNA cancer vaccine programs.

CureVac NV is continuing the reshaping of its oncology business following the German group's underwhelming efforts to become a player in the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines space with the acquisition of neoantigen specialist Frame Therapeutics of the Netherlands.

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