Candel aims to submit BLA in 2026 as Lancet data reinforce prostate cancer potential
Aug 13, 2026, 8:08 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Material regulatory milestone (Q4 2026 BLA) plus positive phase 3 data (Lancet Oncology) and a broadened trial program (AURORA) create near-term upside if milestones are met; liquidity coverage into 2028 reduces funding risk, supporting a more favorable risk/reward.
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Candel Therapeutics reports a strong Q2 2026 with $201.6 million in cash and a plan to submit a BLA for aglatimagene in Q4 2026. The Lancet Oncology pivotal data show a meaningful disease-free survival improvement when aglatimagene is added to radiotherapy, supporting a potential 2027 US launch if approved. The AURORA NSCLC trial is now active, expanding the platform’s reach and near-term catalysts.
BLA planned for aglatimagene in localized prostate cancer in Q4 2026. Regulatory milestone.
Lancet Oncology pivotal phase 3 data show DFS improvement with aglatimagene plus radiotherapy.
AUA 2026 follow-up: 745 patients; aglatimagene DFS improvement of 39%.
AURORA NSCLC trial first site activated; global enrollment planned.
Cash and equivalents $201.6M as of 6/30/2026; runway into Q1 2028.
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