Novel antibody company Patrys (PAB: $0.021) held its AGM this week. The presentation by its CEO James Campbell is worth reading closely.

Patrys' (PAB: $0.024) lead drug antibody drug candidate, PAT-DX1, has passed the final manufacturing assessment meeting all of the specification requirements. This allows Patrys to move into final preclinical toxicology testing ahead of the first clinical study planned for the second half of 2023.

Patrys' (PAB: $0.024) lead drug antibody drug candidate, PAT-DX1, has passed the final manufacturing assessment meeting all of the specification requirements. This allows Patrys to move into final preclinical toxicology testing ahead of the first clinical study planned for the second half of 2023.

Patrys (PAB: $0.023) has received some delays over the last two years to making its novel antibody drug candidate, PAT-DX1. However the path to clinical studies now appears in sight with a successful manufacturing run exceeding previous product yield expectations.

Antibody development company Patrys (PAB: $0.021) has announced the publication of some new and important data around its rare portfolio of compounds.

By 2027 the sales of biologics are predicted to surpass the aggregate sales of small molecule drugs, with US$120 billion more sales and making up 55% of all drug sales. This is a positive aspect for Patrys (PAB: $0.022), an antibody therapeutics company, according to CEO James Campbell. However, small molecule drug sales are still expected to increase by around 50% over this period driven by CNS therapy product sales.