MaaT Pharma announced that its ongoing Phase 2b trial, called Phoebus, aimed at evaluating MaaT033 to improve overall survival for patients receiving allo-HSCT2 has been selected for funding, in response to the 'Innovation in Biotherapy and Bioproduction' call for projects from the 'Biotherapies and Bioproduction of Innovative Therapies' acceleration strategy, operated by Bpifrance. MaaT Pharma?s MaaT033 program is an ambitious project aimed at using MaaT033 in a larger market in a chronic and ambulatory setting for patients receiving allo-HSCT2 during blood cancer treatment. MaaT Pharma is set to receive ?7.4 million in funding for a project totaling ?16.4 million over a 23-month period.

The restructuring of these grants has no impact on the development of the Company's immuno-oncology program, and MaaT Pharma is advancing its preclinical and clinical activities in the field of immuno-oncology as planned. MaaT Pharma is currently in the process of seeking other sources of debt or equity financing, or partnering transactions, to supplement its working capital requirements and finance its operating expenses beyond the second quarter of 2024, its current financial runway. Translates a dual ambition: to durably transform key sectors of France?s economy (energy, automotive, health, aerospace, and space) through technological and industrial innovation and to position France not only as a participant but as a leader in the world of tomorrow.

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