Dewpoint Therapeutics

Dewpoint Tx' current pipeline
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Dewpoint Therapeutics cuts workforce, refocuses pipeline

Despite securing US$287m from 16 investors across three funding rounds—US$60m (Series A, 2019), US$77m (Series B, 2020), and US$150m (Series C, 2022)—the firm cited a high burn rate as the reason for scaling back. Dewpoint will now prioritise clinical development of its lead candidate, DPTx3186, a beta-catenin inhibitor targeting the WNT signalling pathway, in gastric […]
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