NEWS & EVENTS

Paris, July 12th. 2021. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specializing in the development of immunotherapies targeting the TREM-1 pathway, announces that it has obtained authorization to pursue the clinical development of nangibotide up to registration in COVID-19 patients from both the French and Belgian competent authorities.

Paris. June 23, 2021. Inotrem, an advanced clinical stage biotech company specialized in immunotherapies for acute and chronic inflammatory syndromes, announced today that it has filed a patent to protect a new therapeutic modality against TREM-1, a monoclonal antibody.

Paris. June 10th, 2021. Inotrem, an advanced clinical stage biotech company specialized in immunotherapies for acute and chronic inflammatory syndromes, announced today that the ASTONISH Independent Data Monitoring Committee (IDMC) completed the planned safety and efficacy assessment for futility of the company’s ongoing Phase IIB ASTONISH trial in septic shock

Paris. March 24, 2021. Inotrem, an advanced clinical stage biotech company specialized in immunotherapies for acute and chronic inflammatory syndromes, announced today the appointment of Sven Zimmermann as Chief Executive Officer, effective April 19th, 2021. Sven brings an extensive leadership experience in biotech companies’ financial and corporate strategy.

Paris, Limoges, Nancy (France). February 3rd, 2021 – Today, the CoviTREM-1 consortium, regrouping Nancy and Limoges teaching hospitals with Inotrem, a biotechnology company specializing in immunotherapy for acute inflammatory syndromes, announces that it has completed the patients’ inclusion of its Phase IIa clinical study with a total of 60 patients

Paris, December 24. 2020. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specialized in the development of immunotherapies targeting the TREM-1 pathway, announces today that its Phase IIa study of nangibotide, the company’s lead product, for the treatment of severe forms of COVID-19 has been declared “National Priority Research” by the French government’

Paris, December 21. 2020. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specialized in the development of immunotherapies targeting the TREM-1 pathway, announces today that an independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) recommends continuation of the Phase IIa study of nangibotide for the treatment of severe forms of COVID-19 hospitalized in intensive care units

Paris, September 25 . 2020. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specialized in the development of immunotherapies targeting the TREM-1 pathway, announced today the appointment of Delphine Joyeux as Director of Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance and Simon Lambden as Head of Medical Science.

Inotrem’s clinical study on Covid-19 was selected by the French government to be part of its €78 M action plan aimed at reinforcing the countries’ research capabilities for therapeutic solutions.

Intensive Care Medicine publishes the results of Inotrem’s study which demonstrated the safety and tolerability of its lead compound, nangibotide, in patients suffering from septic shock.

Paris, February 11th, 2020. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specialized in the development of immunotherapies targeting the TREM-1 pathway with potential applications for acute and chronic inflammatory syndromes, announced a €5M capital increase financed by Fountain Healthcare Partners, a leading Irish venture capital firm with offices in Dublin and New

January 20. 2020. Paris, France. Inotrem was chosen to join the French Tech 120. This program, launched by the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister in September 2019, is dedicated to support the development of fast growing startups. The French Tech Mission brings together some 50 French Tech

Paris (France). November 21. 2019. Inotrem S.A., a biotechnology company specializing in immunotherapy for acute inflammatory syndromes, through its knowledge of the TREM-1 pathway biology, announced today it has initiated its Phase IIb ASTONISH trial to evaluate nangibotide in the treatment of septic shock and has enrolled the first patient