Catamaran Bio

Catamaran Bio

Biotechnology Research

Boston, Massachusetts 3,990 followers

Cell therapy company developing allogeneic, off-the-shelf products for patients with high unmet medical need

About us

At Catamaran, our mission is to harness the power of our proprietary TAILWIND™ Platform to develop safe and effective, off-the-shelf, allogeneic immune cell therapies for the treatment of patients with cancer and immune disorders.

Website
https://www.catamaranbio.com/
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020

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    We have made the difficult decision to suspend day-to-day operations at Catamaran Bio, while we pursue strategic options that will allow our programs and platform to advance. We still believe strongly in the potential of allogeneic therapies to address unmet needs in solid tumor indications, and our work to develop the TAILWIND platform has been highly productive. However, the financing environment for early stage companies like ours in the cell therapy space continues to be challenging, and the time and resources required to achieve a meaningful clinical readout made it impossible for us to proceed on our intended path. Catamaran was purpose-built to harness the potential of allogeneic (off-the-shelf) cell therapy for the treatment of solid tumors. Our lead CAR-NK programs (CAT-248 which targets CD70 expressing tumors, and CAT-179 targeting HER2 expressing tumors) are poised to enter IND-enabling studies, and we believe these programs will be meaningfully differentiated from other approaches. We are seeking strategic partners for these programs as well as the underlying technology platform which enables the engineering of cell therapies to overcome the tumor microenvironment. Please reach out to me directly at ashih@catamaranbio.com if you’d like to learn more about our programs and platform. To all the exceptional employees, investors, and partners who have joined the Catamaran journey: thank you for the tremendous privilege of co-laboring with such a talented, motivated, and authentic group of individuals. We look back on what we have accomplished together with much pride and gratitude, and we look forward to finding ways to continue working together. I’m excited and optimistic about what the future holds for all of us. Thank you again.

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    Find Vipin Suri at #SITC23 today, November 3rd, from 12:00pm – 1:30pm PDT and 5:10 – 6:40pm PDT, where he’ll be presenting poster #1001, “CAT-248 (Engineered NK cells expressing CD70 CAR, IL15, and TGFβ DNR) demonstrates in vivo expansion, tumor infiltration, and durable regression of multiple CD70-expressing xenograft tumors.” You can also explore the poster virtually by clicking the banner below.

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    One week ago today, we had the pleasure of volunteering our time with Urban Farming Institute of Boston (UFI) for our second annual Fall Volunteer Outing. It feels great to know that our hours spent weeding, mulching, and assembling storage shelving has benefited UFI’s mission to serve food insecure neighborhoods in our local community.  Thanks, UFI for hosting us, and to Life Science Cares Boston for coordinating our volunteer shift! 

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    We are proud to showcase our progress at SITC’s annual meeting this November. Poster # 1001 “CAT-248 demonstrates in vivo expansion, tumor infiltration, and durable regression of multiple CD70-expressing xenograft tumors” will be presented at #SITC23 on Friday Nov 3rd. A link to our poster and details about where to find us will be released here on Tuesday, October 31st!

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