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Assembly Bio publishes corporate presentation on clinical-stage antiviral and liver disease pipeline, Gilead partnership
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Assembly Bio publishes corporate presentation on clinical-stage antiviral and liver disease pipeline, Gilead partnership
  • Assembly Biosciences highlighted four clinical-stage programs, led by ABI-6250, an oral NTCP inhibitor for hepatitis D and cholestatic liver diseases.
  • ABI-6250 Phase 2 start targeted for 4Q 2026 in hepatitis D; data expected 4Q 2027; PBC/PSC Phase 2 start 1Q 2027.
  • HSV candidates ABI-5366 and ABI-1179 posted positive Phase 1b antiviral activity; Phase 2 initiation anticipated in 2026 under Gilead collaboration.
  • Gilead deal terms include USD 100 million upfront, opt-in fees of at least USD 45 million per program, up to about USD 330 million milestones per program.
  • Cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities totaled about USD 227 million as of March 31, 2026; runway projected into 2028.


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